Morality is determined primarily by its consequences for the actor in the traditional stage of moral development.
Acceptance of society's norms of what is right and wrong defines conventional morality. At this level, rules are followed and norms are adhered to even when there are no repercussions for doing so.
The second stage, known as the conventional level, takes place between puberty and maturity. During this phase, people start to internalize the moral standards of their adult role models. At this point, these standards and guidelines are accepted without being questioned.
Peer approbation has a significant influence on a behavior's morality. For instance, I should avoid drinking and driving because both my friends and I will be negatively affected.
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