Question

Alonzo, the president of his high school's senior class and honor society, has been very busy and did not study for an important history test. Although Alonzo is very confident, he realizes that he probably will not do well on the test. He has talked himself into cheating because he believes that cheating will help him maintain his strong GPA, which he will need to be accepted by a good college. He tells his friend, "I don't usually cheat, but I really have to do it." His friend talks him out of it. Kohlberg would say that his friend is in which stage or moral development?

a. preconventional
b. conventional
c. moralight

Answer 1

a. preconventional

if this is real you should not cheat no matter what.

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Answer 2

conventional.

Step-by-step explanation:

Alonzo's friend understand about social morality and the importance of following the rules to live in a modern society. He is aware that what Alonzo wants to do is wrond among the common morality and against the school rules, so he convinces him not to do it.