Asked by Shawntay Williams on Jun 03, 2024

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Based on his studies,Kohlberg concluded that people pass through different stages of moral development,which are ______,operate in sequence,and are irreversible.

A) emergent
B) divisible
C) universal
D) compartmentalized

Kohlberg

Lawrence Kohlberg was a psychologist recognized for his theory on the stages of moral development, which posits that individuals progress through different levels of moral reasoning as they age.

Moral Development

The process by which individuals learn and apply concepts of right and wrong, often influenced by cultural, societal, and personal factors.

Universal

A characteristic or principle that is applicable everywhere or in all cases; universally accepted.

  • Comprehend the steps in Kohlberg's theory of moral growth and their defining features.
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Pejman MesdaghiJun 05, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Kohlberg believes that the stages of moral development are universal, meaning they apply to all people regardless of culture or background. He also believed they operate in sequence and cannot be skipped, and are irreversible once a person has reached a certain stage. "Emergent" could be a possible choice but it is not a term that Kohlberg used to describe the stages. "Divisible" and "compartmentalized" do not accurately describe the nature of the stages as a sequential and irreversible process.