In response to the Heinz dilemma, Jolee explains, "If Heinz cares at all about what his family thinks of him, he won't let his wife die. He'd be a disgrace to his family's name." Jolee is in which of Kohlberg's stages?
A) punishment and obedience orientation
B) instrumental purpose orientation
C) "good boy-good girl" orientation
D) social-order-maintaining orientation

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Jolee is concerned about how Heinz's decision will impact his image in the eyes of his family. This aligns with Kohlberg's "good boy-good girl" orientation, also known as the interpersonal concordance orientation. This stage is characterized by a desire for others' approval and an understanding of the importance of being a "good person" in the eyes of others.

In Response to the Heinz Dilemma, Jolee Explains, "If Heinz