People in China would find Kohlberg's "Heinz" dilemma incomprehensible because moral decisions in China are based on
A) group consensus.
B) universally applied laws.
C) regulation and formality.
D) individual choices.

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In China, moral decisions are generally made based on group consensus and societal harmony, rather than individual autonomy or personal moral reasoning, as is emphasized in Kohlberg's "Heinz" dilemma.

People in China Would Find Kohlberg's "Heinz" Dilemma Incomprehensible Because