According to Lawrence Kohlberg's theory on moral development, conformity to expected social and religious morals and a sense of loyalty emerge at:
a. the postconventional level c. the conventional level
b. the preconventional level d. the unconventional level
C
According to Kohlberg's theory, people at the conventional level want to please, help others, be dutiful, and show respect for authority. At this level conformity to expected social and religious morals and a sense of loyalty emerge. In the preconventional level morals are about rules imposed by someone else. In the postconventional level the person strives for a moral code and has respect for the dignity of all mankind.
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