If we look at how moral reasoning relates to moral behavior, we find that
A. morality is a personal trait, so a person's level of moral reasoning is reflected in their behavior across many situations.
B. people at lower levels of moral reasoning almost always reflect their level of reasoning in their behavior.
C. the level of reasoning and moral behavior is usually consistent for men, but there is more variability for women.
D. morality is more state-like than trait-like because many situational factors influence how likely it will be that we behave morally.
Answer: D
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