A child is focused on peer approval and avoidance of "not fitting in." According to Kohlberg, this child is experiencing which of the following stages of moral development?

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This child is at the conventional stage of moral development, where they are concerned with meeting societal expectations and fitting in with their peers. This stage is characterized by a desire for approval and avoidance of disapproval, rather than a focus on universal moral principles or internalized values.

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