Social Studies, 29.06.2019 08:30 Apple557

Critics of kohlberg's theory have asserted that reasoning about hypothetical moral problems in an advanced way is not the same as behaving morally. furthermore, critics have also argued that reasoning about hypothetical life-and-death situations does not tell us very much about the ways people reason in day-to-day problems. what has recent research studies addressing these concerns found?

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