Ian has been told by his psychology instructor that cheating is forbidden.On his first exam,Ian is overcome by temptation and looks at the answer sheet of the person sitting next to him.Ian then begins to sweat in anticipation of the punishment that he believes the instructor is about to deliver.This behavior demonstrates the concept of

A) autonomous moral reasoning.
B) postconventional thinking.
C) immanent justice.
D) the care perspective.

Immanent Justice

The belief often held by children that moral wrongs will be immediately punished and virtues rewarded, regardless of human intervention.

Autonomous Moral Reasoning

Refers to the ability of individuals to make ethical decisions based on their own principles and understanding rather than external pressures.

Postconventional Thinking

A stage of moral development where individuals make decisions based on personal principles and ethics, transcending societal norms.