Even though her mother told June and her brother that they could not have any more cookies, June snuck into the kitchen and took a few so she could give them to her brother, whom she hoped would be nicer to her. She thought that it was okay to take the cookies if it got her brother to play with her. What level of moral reasoning is this?

A. preconventional
B. postconventional
C. marianismo
D. conventional


Answer: A

Psychology

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