According to Kohlberg, this stage is generally characteristic of older school-age children and many adolescents and adults, is based on respect for law, social norms, and rules set by parents and other authorities
A) Conventional morality
B) Unconventional morality
C) Preconvention morality
D) Postconventional morality

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This stage is characterized by obedience and conformity to society's rules and norms, with a focus on maintaining the social order and avoiding disapproval from others. It is typically seen in older school-age children and many adolescents and adults, who seek to uphold the expectations and standards set by authority figures such as parents, teachers, and the law.

According to Kohlberg, This Stage Is Generally Characteristic of Older