With conventional morality, the idea is to determine how each party to a moral decision will be affected and then to pick the solution that satisfies the greatest number of people.

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Conventional morality, as described in Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development, focuses on maintaining societal order and gaining approval by following rules and laws, rather than determining the solution that satisfies the greatest number of people, which is more aligned with utilitarian ethical theories.

With Conventional Morality, the Idea Is to Determine How Each