How might Kohlberg's theory be applied to Tarzan in chapter 7, when he saves Kala from Tublat? Select the best option.(1 point)

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A) Tarzan is in stage 1 or 2, motivated by fear of punishment.
A) Tarzan is in stage 1 or 2, motivated by fear of punishment.

B) Tarzan is in stage 3, concerned with being good
B) Tarzan is in stage 3, concerned with being good

C) Tarzan is in stage 4, focused on law and order
C) Tarzan is in stage 4, focused on law and order

D) Tarzan is in stage 5 or 6, beyond law and order (protection of life overrides law and order)

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The best option for applying Kohlberg's theory to Tarzan in chapter 7, when he saves Kala from Tublat, would be:

D) Tarzan is in stage 5 or 6, beyond law and order (protection of life overrides law and order).

In this context, Tarzan's actions reflect a moral reasoning that prioritizes the safety and well-being of Kala over any established rules or norms, indicating a higher level of ethical development consistent with stages 5 or 6.

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