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Critics of capital punishment make the following argument: "Capital punishment is not a deterrent to crime. The only real deterrent is the certainty of being apprehended, being quickly tried, and jailed."
From this argument, we could infer that the critics view people as operating primarily at which stage of moral reasoning?
A) Punishment and obedience
B) Market exchange
C) Interpersonal harmony
D) Law and order

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