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A researcher explains the Heinz dilemma to Bobby and then asks him what Heinz should do. Bobby replies, “If Heinz has any sense of honor, he won't let his wife die just because he's afraid to do the only thing that will save her. If he does nothing, he will always feel guilty that he caused her death if he doesn't do his duty to her.” Which stage of moral development is reflected by Bobby's statement?
A. stage 2 - instrumental-exchange orientation
B. stage 3 - "good child" orientation
C. stage 4 - law-and-order orientation
D. stage 5 - social-contract orientation
What is stage 3 - "good child" orientation