Behaving in a way because you can get away with it is an example of a premoral level of moral development.

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This is correct. In the premoral level of moral development, behaviors are motivated by self-interest and obedience to authority or societal expectations rather than internalized moral principles. Acting based on the ability to get away with something is an example of a behavior motivated by self-interest.

Behaving in a Way Because You Can Get Away with It