Children like to perform activities which are beneficial for them. They emphasis more importance to self - interest (self-interest orientation) in which stage of Moral developmental theory___________?
Correct answer: D. Pre-conventional
- A. Conventional
- B. None of these
- C. Post conventional
- D. Pre-conventional
Explanation
Self-interest, personal reward and exchange characterize the pre-conventional level, especially its second stage. Conventional morality instead emphasizes approval, social order and duty.
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