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Saul backed into a car in a parking lot when no one was around. He debates about whether to leave a note or not. Which of the following suggests that Saul is at the conventional level of moral reasoning?

▸ "Driving away without leaving a note would not be just."

▸ "If I get caught, I'll be in even bigger trouble, so I'll leave a note."

▸ "No one saw me, so I'll just leave."

▸ "It's against the law to leave the scene of an accident, so I'll leave a note."

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