At the ________ level of moral development, a person chooses right and wrong behavior based on self-interest and the likely consequences of the behavior (reward or punishment).

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The description matches the definition of the preconventional level of moral development, in which individuals make decisions based on consequences and self-interest rather than a sense of morality or concern for others. In this stage, right and wrong are defined by what brings rewards or avoids punishment.

At the ________ Level of Moral Development, a Person Chooses