There Is Little Evidence to Support Kohlberg's Claim That the Stages

question 68

Multiple Choice

There is little evidence to support Kohlberg's claim that the stages of moral reasoning are:

• A) measurable.
• B) universal.
• C) unconscious.
• D) biological.

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Definitions:

Accommodation

In psychology, it refers to the process by which individuals adjust their schemas or understandings in response to new information.

Sequential Stages

Sequential stages refer to a series of steps or phases that occur in a specific, ordered progression.

Intellectual Development

The growth and change in a person's intellectual capacities, such as thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, and understanding, throughout the lifespan.

Specific Age

A particular point or period in the life of an organism or an object, often used in the context of growth, development, or legal status.