Longitudinal Studies of Moral Reasoning Reveal That

question 74

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal studies of moral reasoning reveal that

• A) subjects progress through Kohlberg's moral stages in the predicted sequence
• B) subjects don't skip stages between testings
• C) conventional reasoning remains the dominant form of moral cognition among adults
• D) subjects progress through Kohlberg's moral stages in the predicted sequence and subjects don't skip stages between testings
• E) all of these

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