_____ is thought to underlie a mature sense of morality by all moral development theorists.

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Internalization of moral principles is the process of integrating one's own beliefs and values with society's moral standards. This is considered to be the foundation of mature morality by all moral development theorists, including Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol Gilligan. Fear of punishment, obedience for rewards, and obedience to please others are all considered external factors that do not necessarily indicate a mature sense of morality.

_____ Is Thought to Underlie a Mature Sense of Morality