What Does Kohlberg Propose About the Stages of Moral Reasoning

question 11

Multiple Choice

What does Kohlberg propose about the stages of moral reasoning?

• A) They do not predict moral behaviour.
• B) They form an invariant sequence.
• C) They predict one's general level of intelligence.
• D) They varied greatly from culture to culture.

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