The post-conventional level of morality is characterized by an emphasis on submission to authority and compliance with group norms. At the conventional level of moral development, individuals acquire an awareness of abstract moral principles*       Both statements are TRUE       Both statements are FALSE       Only the 1st statement is TRUE       Only the 1st statement is FALSE

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