To Kohlberg, What Was Crucial for Understanding the Level of People's

question 28

Multiple Choice

To Kohlberg, what was crucial for understanding the level of people's moral development was that participants __________

• A)concluded that those people were "right" or "wrong"
• B)concluded that those people made the correct choice
• C)determined that those people should have been punished
• D)concluded that those people were not just "right" or "wrong" but explained their

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Definitions:

Census Tracts

Small, relatively permanent statistical subdivisions of a county or equivalent entity, designed to be relatively homogeneous units regarding population characteristics.

Geopolitical Boundaries

The limits and divisions between countries, states, or territories defined by geography, politics, and international agreements.

Common Heritage

Shared cultural, historical, or familial backgrounds, traditions, or characteristics among a group of people.

Voting Patterns

The trends or habits in how different groups of people tend to vote, studied over time in political science.