Lawrence Kohlberg's concept of preconventional morality involves:

A) the careful consideration of all options.
B) an emphasis on laws and social order.
C) seeking pleasure and avoiding punishment.
D) trying to gain the approval of others.

Preconventional Morality

A stage in moral development where an individual's sense of morality is externally controlled, based primarily on consequences of actions.

Lawrence Kohlberg

was a psychologist known for his theory of moral development, which proposed stages through which individuals progress in their ethical and moral reasoning as they age.

Seeking Pleasure

The pursuit of activities or experiences that provide enjoyment or satisfaction.