An exchange of favors, a reward, or the avoidance of punishment would be examples of the direct consequences that would guide one's choices if the person were exhibiting which level of moral development?
A) preconventional
B) postconventional
C) conventional
D) relational exchange

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The preconventional level of moral development is characterized by a focus on personal consequences and rewards. The person's choices are guided by the desire to avoid punishment and gain rewards or personal benefit.

An Exchange of Favors, a Reward, or the Avoidance of Punishment