Frank and Derol are both college students. Derol is functioning at a higher moral reasoning level than Frank. Which of the following statements is the most likely to be true?
A) Derol is just as likely as Frank to cheat on tests.
B) Frank is more likely than Derol to act prosocially.
C) Frank is more likely than Derol to display behavior that is in line with his beliefs.
D) Derol is more likely than Frank to defend victims of injustice.
D
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