Kohlberg supports the teaching of moral reasoning so that
a. students will have the feeling that there is one right solution to problems.
b. students can learn to manage their life from an ethical perspective.
c. students can make quick decisions.
d. students can learn to manage their life by following the set rules of each society.
ANSWER: b
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