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Maria criticizes her husband for driving too slowly. he responds that he will not drive faster than the posted speed limit because responsible, law-abiding citizens should always obey traffic laws. according to kohlberg's theory of moral development, he is demonstrating the level of moral development. maria criticizes her husband for driving too slowly. he responds that he will not drive faster than the posted speed limit because responsible, law-abiding citizens should always obey traffic laws. according to kohlberg's theory of moral development, he is demonstrating the level of moral development.
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