A child who reasons at the preconventional level would help another person because
A) she might get a reward for helping.
B) she is afraid that others would disapprove of her if she didn't help.
C) helping is a good behavior that is valued by society.
D) she has a moral principle of responsibility for others.

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At the preconventional level, children make moral decisions based on whether they will receive a reward or punishment for their actions. Therefore, a child at this level would be more likely to help another person if they believed that they would receive a reward for doing so.

A Child Who Reasons at the Preconventional Level Would Help