Longitudinal Studies That Have Investigated the Stages for Moral Development

question 20

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal studies that have investigated the stages for moral development show that:

• A) the final stage of moral judgments does not appear until 20 years of age
• B) many people move through the stages but often regress back to previous stages
• C) the correlation between age and stage of moral maturity was non-linear
• D) almost all people move through the stages in a predicted order, without skipping stages

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