The lowest level of Kohlberg's moral stages is ______.

A) morality of constraint
B) preconventional reasoning
C) conventional morality
D) social conventions

Preconventional Reasoning

Kohlberg’s first level of reasoning in which young children’s behavior is governed by punishment and gaining rewards.

Morality Of Constraint

A stage in moral development where individuals follow rules and authority without questioning, often observed in children.

Conventional Morality

A stage of moral development where an individual's sense of morality is largely driven by the approval of others, adherence to rules, and maintaining social order.