Research on Kohlberg's theory of moral development:
A) supports his claim that the stages are discrete and nonoverlapping.
B) supports his claim that more boys than girls reach the postconventional stage.
C) shows that his view accurately describes moral thinking in non-Western societies.
D) supports his claim that moral development shifts emphasis from punishment to social rules to
D) supports his claim that moral development shifts emphasis from punishment to social rules to
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