3 Levels of Moral Reasoning Described by Kohlberg Are _______

question 35

Multiple Choice

3 levels of moral reasoning described by Kohlberg are _______.

• A) preconventional, conventional, and postconventional
• B) unconventional, conventional, and postconventional
• C) preconventional, conformist, and individualistic
• D) preconventional, conventional, and unconventional

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Definitions:

Promote

The act of moving an item up in a hierarchical structure or level, commonly used in applications to elevate the status of textual items or points in documents or presentations.

List Item

An individual entry within a list, often represented with bullet points or numbers in documents and software applications.

Lower Level

A term referring to components or processes that operate at a more basic or fundamental level in a system or hierarchy.

Footer

The bottom section of a document or web page, often containing copyright information, contact details, or other administrative links.