An employee comes to work on time every day only because he knows that his pay will be docked if he is caught coming in late. However, when he knows his boss will be gone that day, he's frequently late. What level of moral development does this represent?

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Athena Drake

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18 February, 18:55

An employee comes to work on time every day only because he knows that his pay will be docked if he is caught coming in late. However, when he knows his boss will be gone that day, he's frequently late. What level of moral development does this represent?

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Sunny · Answer 1

The answer is: Postconventional moral development

Explanation:

At this stage of moral development, an individual's morality is defined by more abstract principles and values. He or she may believe that some laws and rules are unfair and should be changed or eliminated. Individual realize that they are separate entities from societies and they may choose to not follow the rules of the organization.