Nick decides to join Boy Scouts. He likes the structure scouts provide of being told how to act and the way that people give him positive reinforcement for being a Boy Scout. He wants others to see him as a good person, especially his parents and teachers. Which stage of moral reasoning is Nick most likely in?
A. conventional moral reasoning--Stage 3
B. conventional moral reasoning--Stage 4
C. preconventional moral reasoning--Stage 1
D. preconventional moral reasoning--Stage 2
Answer: A
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