The child's Moral development theory is proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg in 1958. he describes the theory on 3 different levelsPre conventional level ( 0 to 6 years)Conventional level (7 years to 11 years)Post conventional level (Above 11 years)?These 3 levels are further classified into 6 stages.Stage 3 of Kohlberg's moral development theory is:Good boy /Good girl morality.In this stage, the child avoids disapproval or dislike from others, so this stage refers to a golden rule.The child wants to capture the attention of everyone towards himself.The child wants to show that he is the best and he did not have any shortage.So option (1) is correct.Additional Information The social system is dependent on the performance of one's duties is related to Kohlberg's 4th stage of moral development.Right actions according to the norms, needs, and rights that are unanimously accepted by society are related to Kohlberg's 5th stage of moral development.The child keeps the norms in mind as same as universal principles are applicable is related to Kohlberg's 6th stage of moral development.?