Lamis likes to play "Go Fish." One day when her older brother suggests changing the rules, she adamantly insists that the rules cannot be changed. Lamis has not yet made the transition to
A) heteronomous morality.
B) a punishment and obedience orientation.
C) an instrumental purpose orientation.
D) morality of cooperation.

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Lamis's insistence on not changing the rules of the game reflects a stage of moral development where rules are seen as fixed and shared, which is characteristic of the morality of cooperation. This stage involves understanding that rules can be negotiated and are based on mutual agreement, but Lamis is not showing flexibility in rule modification, indicating she hasn't fully transitioned to this understanding.

Lamis Likes to Play "Go Fish