At the preconventional level,the child decides if things are good or bad (moral)on the basis of whether they
A) are against the law.
B) bring punishment or reward.
C) are in accord with social rules.
D) fit the child's own sense of "rightness."

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At the preconventional level, children are most concerned with avoiding punishment and seeking rewards. They base their decisions of right and wrong on what results in punishment or reward, rather than on social norms or their own sense of right and wrong. Therefore, choice B is the best answer.

At the Preconventional Level,the Child Decides If Things Are Good