In Kohlberg's stage of preconventional morality, our moral behavior is governed by __________.
A) avoiding punishment
B) social obligations
C) codes of law and order
D) ethical principles

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In the preconventional stage of morality, our moral behavior is governed by avoiding punishment and seeking rewards. It means that individuals in this stage follow rules and act according to their own self-interest to avoid negative consequences. Social obligations, codes of law and order, and ethical principles are not yet considered in this stage.

In Kohlberg's Stage of Preconventional Morality, Our Moral Behavior Is