The argument in the Heinz dilemma that Heinz should not steal because his family would be dishonored by his actions is characteristic of __________.
A. stage 1, punishment and obedience orientation
B. stage 2, individualism and instrumental purpose orientation
C. stage 3, mutual interpersonal expectations
D. stage 4, social system and conscience orientation
Answer: C
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