According to Kohlberg: a. the reason underlying a moral decision is more important than the action taken. b. religious arguments concerning moral issues are the strongest. c. there is only one correct response to any moral dilemma. d. moral reasoning is too complex to be accurately assessed.

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Karina Frazier

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20 October, 09:45

According to Kohlberg: a. the reason underlying a moral decision is more important than the action taken. b. religious arguments concerning moral issues are the strongest. c. there is only one correct response to any moral dilemma. d. moral reasoning is too complex to be accurately assessed.

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Mohammad Rangel · Answer 1

A) the reason underlying a moral decision is more important than the action taken.

Explanation:

To Lawrence Kohlberg, morality should not be understood based on conceptions such as good and evil. Kohlberg attempted to go beyond these terms. It didn't matter to him what was good or bad, it mattered how we achieved this idea of good or evil. Through a variety of interviews and studies, he observed that the construction of morals increases as children grow up.