As described by Lawrence Kohlberg in the text, of the three main phases in moral development, the one that focuses on personal gain and avoiding punishment is the ___ phase.
A) post conventional
B) conventional
C) preconventional
D) social
E) personal

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The preconventional phase is the first phase in Lawrence Kohlberg's three main phases of moral development. In this phase, individuals focus on self-interest and avoiding punishment. They make moral decisions based on the consequences of their actions for themselves. This phase typically occurs in early childhood, although some individuals may remain in this phase into adolescence and adulthood.

As Described by Lawrence Kohlberg in the Text, of the Three