If Jason did not want to support Gina’s plan solely because of the unpleasant consequences associated with approving a deal absent shareholder consent, he would be on the level of Kohlberg’s theory.

Preconventional

Explanation:

Lawrence Kohlberg was an American psychologist that postulated a theory on the stages of moral development.

According to him the stages of moral development are pre-conventional, conventional, and post-conventional.

In the pre-conventional people follow standard set of rules and are afraid to break the rules because of the consequences.

Conventional stage is where moral standards are internalised and reasoning is influenced by the group one belongs to.

Post-conventional stage is where choices are based on individual principle.

In this scenario Jason did not want to support Gina’s plan solely because of the unpleasant consequences associated with approving a deal absent shareholder consent. This is the pre-conventional stage

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