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[0] Level II: Conventional Morality [1] Seen in a few older elementary school students, some junior high school students, and many high school students (Stage 4 typically does not appear until the high school years) [2] Stage 3: Good boy/girl [3] 
People make decisions based on what actions will please others, especially authority figures and other individuals with high status (e.g., teachers, popular peers). They are concerned about maintaining relationships through sharing, trust, and loyalty, and they take other people's perspectives and intentions into account when making decisions.
Kohlberg's Three Levels and Six Stages of Moral Reasoning | Education.com
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