As they work to reconcile personal rights and community obligations, adolescents increasingly consider the overlap between

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The question is referring to the reconciliation of personal and community values, which falls under the domain of morality. The overlap between personal rights and community obligations involves considering the difference between moral imperatives (fundamental principles of right and wrong) and social conventions (norms and customs of a particular society). This is consistent with Kohlberg's theory of moral development, where individuals move from preconventional morality (focused on self-interest and obeying rules to avoid punishment) to conventional morality (focused on maintaining social order and upholding the law) and finally to postconventional morality (focused on universal principles of justice and concern for the welfare of others). Therefore, the best answer is D) moral imperatives and social conventions.

As They Work to Reconcile Personal Rights and Community Obligations