In Piaget’s two-stage cognitive moral development theory, moral realism is similar to which of the following stages in Kohlberg’s theory of moral reasoning?
a. Punishment/obedience
b. Naive hedonistic
c. Interpersonal authority
d. Morality of individual principles
a. Punishment/obedience
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