Quin makes sure everyone follows the rules of the game exactly as they are written on the box. his sister insists that they can alter the rules to make the game go faster, but quin refuses to consider such a change. he tells her no one can win if they don't follow the rules. according to kohlberg's stages of moral reasoning, what level of moral development is quin demonstrating?
a. conventional
b. postconventional
c. amoral
d. preconventional

D. Preconventional

Explanation:

Preconventional according to Kohlberg's model is associated with various ages .

Preconventional stage is used by children to determine what should they do or not do based on actions defined by the society to be acceptable or not acceptable.

They look at the consequences of their actions before they could commit that action.

They look at would I be punished when I do it or will I be rewarded for it.

They look at if I obey I am less likely to be punished for my action but if I rebel I may get punished.

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