Identify the stage of Kohlberg's Levels and Stages of Moral Development:

a. He did the wrong thing. He could end up in jail.

b. He was wrong. Society depends on respect for property rights. People who invent things have a right to decide how they are sold. Still, the druggist should have tried to find a way to help Heinz. Society depends on people helping each other, too.

c. He did the wrong thing. It's not nice to steal. People will think he's a bad person. His wife might not love him anymore if she finds out he's a thief.

d. It depends on how much he loves her. If he doesn't care that much for her, he's risking jail for no reason. He can find a wife he likes better when this one is gone.

e. He was wrong. People can't take the law into their own hands. He should keep trying to find a legal way to help her. There might be a government program or a religious institution that can help.

f. He was right. Stealing is wrong, but human life is more important than possessions. If he has to go to jail, so be it. But he should also make it up to the druggist somehow, even if it takes him years. Even though life is the most important right, all individual rights, including property rights, should be valued and supported.

g. He did a right thing, because he will be much happier if he saves his wife even if he has to serve prison sentence.

h. Heinz should steal the medicine because his wife expects it.