In Describing His Stages of Moral Development,which of the Following

question 46

Multiple Choice

In describing his stages of moral development,which of the following did Kohlberg argue?

• A) Individuals go through all of the stages and always in the same sequence though the pace may vary.
• B) Individuals go through the same sequence,but the pace may vary,and some individuals may never progress beyond the first few stages.
• C) Individuals go through some of the stages,but not necessarily in the same order,and the pace may vary.
• D) Individuals go through all the stages,but not necessarily in the same order,and the pace may vary.

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