In a survey, participants were asked whether buying a stolen television is morally right. more than 80 percent of the respondents said that it is morally wrong. however, 50 percent of the respondents admitted that they would buy the television if guaranteed that they would not be caught. in the context of the scenario, which of the following statements would most likely serve as a criticism for lawrence kohlberg's theory on moral development? a. that purchasing stolen property is an accepted social convention.
b. that social prohibitions are more potent than moral ones.
c. that for many people, moral belief does not predict moral behavior.
d. preconventional moral reasoning.