Loretta rose through the ranks to become a supervisor by outlasting everyone else.She is immensely proud of her title and never hesitates to remind her subordinates of it.She tells her employees what to do and expects them to follow her instructions exactly, and without question or objection.Loretta's management style suggests she is at which stage of moral development?
A)Subconventional
B)Preconventional
C)Conventional
D)Postconventional
E)Supraconventional

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Loretta's management style reflects a preconventional stage of moral development, where her actions are driven by self-interest and a desire to maintain authority and control, rather than considering broader ethical principles or the welfare of others.

Loretta Rose Through the Ranks to Become a Supervisor by Outlasting