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jlmhmf

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Researchers have found that once people have acquired the first four types of thinking (stages 1 to 4),
 
  a. they always use stage 4 reasoning.
  b. selection of which type of reasoning to use depends in part on the context.
  c. they settle on stage 3 reasoning to use.
  d. selection of which type of reasoning to use depends completely on the context.

Question 2

One problem with Kohlbergs stage model of moral reasoning is that
 
  a. replication studies have not found that people progress through stages 1-4 in order.
  b. the dilemmas are not comprehensible to most adolescents.
  c. most adults dont reason at stage 3 or 4.
  d. people can select reasoning at different stage levels depending on the social context.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b. selection of which type of reasoning to use depends in part on the context.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d. people can select reasoning at different stage levels depending on the social context.



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