Moral & Character Development
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Under Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development, when conducting an in-depth psychological analysis of the first stage of the conventional morality level, known as 'interpersonal accord and conformity' (the 'good boy-nice girl' orientation - Stage 3), which philosophical and developmental characteristic sets this stage apart from others?
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According to Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development, the 'good boy-nice girl' orientation (Stage 3) within the conventional morality level focuses on interpersonal relations, mutual trust, and altruism.
- Focus on Approval: The child or adolescent strives to live up to the expectations of others.
- Social Acceptance: Behavior is driven by the desire to gain praise and social approval by demonstrating socially accepted behaviors.
Thus, option C accurately captures the core essence of Stage 3.
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