I would answer A for this question
The stage of moral development Kohlberg would most likely say that Lu is demonstrating is:
D. Conventional stage.
According to Lawrence Kohlberg's theory, there are three possible moral development stages:
1. Pre-conventional
2. Conventional
3. Post-conventional
The one that matters most to us here is the conventional stage of moral development. This is when we internalize the values and rules modeled and taught to us by adults.
At the conventional stage, we do not question authority. We accept what we are told we should or should not do.
This is the stage where Lu is at (notice that the name Lena also appears in the question). She has accepted the fact that vaping is illegal, for that reason, is not going to do it.
Learn more about Kohlberg's stages of moral development here:
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Answer:
It is harder to mock a person who you can easily see is injured, as it inflicts empathy. However, in today society, we have made a huge joke about those with mental disabilities, or just a low level of intelligence, so in our collective heads, we believe that people we deem as 'stupid' are to be made fun of. After all, they don't understand that they're being made of, now are they? We humans also live the belief that we control how smart we are. If you have low intellect, that is deemed as 'your' fault. Not being born with arm or legs, that, you have no control over, and other people recognize this. Thus, people like this are not as mocked as much as 'stupid' people, but still are. Sadly, many humans today thrive off putting down others, to lift their own selves up.
TLDR: Being dumb is your own fault, so we can make fun of you, being born without limbs is not, so we won't, however some people may still do it, just to feel better about themselves.
(Hope this helps)
