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[0] Level II: Postconventional Morality [1] Rarely seen before college (Stage 6 is extremely rare even in adults) [2] Stage 5: Social contract [3] 
People recognize that rules represent agreements among many individuals about appropriate behavior. Rules are seen as potentially useful mechanisms that can maintain the general social order and protect individual rights, rather than as absolute dictates that must be obeyed simply because they are "the law." People also recognize the flexibility of rules; rules that no longer serve society's best interests can and should be changed.
Kohlberg's Three Levels and Six Stages of Moral Reasoning | Education.com
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