Morality is determined primarily by its consequences for the actor in the _____ stage of moral development.
A)preconventional
B)conventional
C)postconventional
D)Formal operational

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In the preconventional stage of moral development, individuals are focused on their own self-interest and evaluate the morality of an action based on the potential punishment or reward for themselves. Therefore, morality is primarily determined by its consequences for the actor rather than higher principles or societal norms.

Morality Is Determined Primarily by Its Consequences for the Actor