Every time someone in the class completes an assignment on time,the teacher rewards the student with chocolates.Rudolph believes that if he does not complete his assignment,he will not be rewarded.Regardless of whether his assignment is right or wrong,Rudolph wants to complete his assignment on time.Rudolph is most likely at the _____ stage of moral development.
A)preconventional
B)concrete
C)preoperational
D)conventional

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Rudolph's behavior shows that he is motivated by the desire to follow the rules and obtain approval from authority figures (the teacher) rather than solely by avoiding punishment or achieving personal gain. This suggests that he is operating at the conventional stage of moral development, which is characterized by a focus on meeting societal expectations and maintaining social order.

Every Time Someone in the Class Completes an Assignment on Time,the