When faced with a conflict between law and conscience, Liz follows her conscience despite the personal risk. This would be characteristic of
A) conventional morality.
B) preconventional morality.
C) postconventional morality.
D) unconventional morality.
E) autonomous morality

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Postconventional morality refers to the stage of moral development where individuals begin to consider universal ethical principles and values when making decisions, rather than just following rules or avoiding punishment (as in preconventional morality) or conforming to social norms and expectations (as in conventional morality). Liz's decision to follow her conscience despite personal risk demonstrates an adherence to universal ethical principles, rather than just following the law or societal conventions.

When Faced with a Conflict Between Law and Conscience, Liz