Which statement regarding Kohlberg's Moral Judgment Interview is not true?
A) Whether or not a person says an action is morally right or wrong is less relevant than the
reasoning behind the response.
B) His coding system is complex and requires considerable training to master.
C) Responses to his moral dilemmas do not always show advancements with maturity;
rather, the quality of responses are more due to socialization experiences.
D) His work would suggest that people do not skip stages of moral development.
C
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Consider the delivery of equal amounts of pain--but in one case the pain is accidental and in the other the pain is intentional. How would you expect the perception of the pain to be described?
A. Both accidental and intentional pain would be perceived comparably. B. Accidental pain would hurt more. C. Intentional pain would hurt more. D. I need more specific information to answer this question.