Lawrence Kohlberg,s theory of moral development claims______________?

Correct answer: A. universal validity

  • A. universal validity
  • B. limited applicability to technologically advanced societies
  • C. the desire for equality is peculiar to democratic nations
  • D. post conventional morality is a luxury few cultures and societies can afford

Explanation

Kohlberg proposed a universal sequence of moral reasoning stages, although critics have questioned how well the later stages apply across cultures. His central claim was universal validity, not that post-conventional morality belongs only to democratic societies.

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