Which of the following is true of the conventional level in moral development?
A) Behavior is motivated by universal principles of right and wrong.
B) One seeks to balance the concerns for self with those of others and the common good.
C) One must be obedient to authority to avoid punishment.
D) It is common for followers to copy the behavior of the leaders and group.

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The conventional level in moral development, as described by Lawrence Kohlberg, is characterized by an individual's adherence to rules and conventions because of the expectations of others or society. At this level, individuals often conform to the behaviors of their peers or leaders, making choice D correct. Choices A, B, and C describe aspects of other levels of moral development.

Which of the Following Is True of the Conventional Level