Kohlberg Believed That Moral Reasoning Was Consistent

question 147

Multiple Choice

Kohlberg believed that moral reasoning was consistent. Research has revealed that moral reasoning is:

• A) inconsistent.
• B) consistent .
• C) universal across cultures.
• D) consistent in adults but not children.

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