Postconventional moral thinkers recognize that their self-chosen principles of fairness and justice may sometimes conflict with ______.
A) social relationships
B) popular opinion
C) the law
D) personal rewards

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Postconventional moral thinkers understand that their self-chosen ethical principles, which are based on fairness and justice, may at times conflict with established laws. This level of moral reasoning goes beyond societal norms and laws, focusing instead on universal ethical principles.

Postconventional Moral Thinkers Recognize That Their Self-Chosen Principles of Fairness