Kohlberg's stages of moral development follows-
A. Being a moral person in the eyes of others
B. Makes moral choices based on beliefs
C. Behaves appropriately to avoid punishment
D. Conflicts with moral principles and individual rights
E. Makes choices based on what is right-behaviour
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Correct answer: A. C, E, A, B, D
Explanation
Kohlberg's levels run from avoiding punishment, through doing what is 'right' and being good in others' eyes, to principled (belief- and rights-based) morality; only option 1 begins at the punishment stage.
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