When discussing the Heinz dilemma, a decision based on ____ would indicate that a person is at the instrumental orientation stage of moral reasoning.
A) current laws concerning stealing
B) a universal moral code
C) obedience to an authority figure
D) how stealing the drug might create inconveniences to one's self

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The instrumental orientation stage of moral reasoning, part of Kohlberg's stages of moral development, is characterized by an individual's focus on direct consequences to themselves, such as personal inconvenience, rather than on laws, universal moral codes, or obedience to authority.

When Discussing the Heinz Dilemma, a Decision Based on ____