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Jane is in the popular group at high school. A new student, whom she really likes, is in one of her ...

Jane is in the popular group at high school. A new student, whom she really likes, is in one of her classes. But the other girls in the group don't like her, so Jane reluctantly ignored the new student, deciding it was better to avoid disapproval from the group. Jane is in what stage of moral reasoning?
A) "good-boy" morality
B) authority and social-order-maintaining morality
C) morality of individual principles and conscience
D) morality of contract, individual rights, and democratically accepted law

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This helped my grade so much Perfect

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