Based on your reading of Chapter 3, submit a brief comment identifying the stage of moral development of one person (pick only one) mentioned in the chapters studied so far. Briefly (150-175 words) relate the Kohlberg’s moral development stages to the described behavior of the person you selected; for example you could pick Martin Luther King Jr. (Ch. 1), the subjects of Milgram’s experiment (Ch. 2), Lynndie England (Ch. 3), Adolph Eichmann or the bystanders in the Kitty Genovese case (Ch. 4). If you selected Martin Luther King Jr. you should be able to associate his behavior with the “post-conventional stage” due to his defense of universal moral principles. Lynndie England, on the other hand, can be easily associated with Kohlberg’s “conventional stage” for stating in her defense, after the 2004 Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal, “I chose to do what my friends wanted me to” (Ch. 3, p. 103). Please, don’t use the same individuals I am using here as examples. Justify your answer. Do not pick Martin Luther King Jr. or Lynndie England that I already used here for illustration. Pick your own example among the other people studied in the book.