Cross-cultural studies of moral reasoning indicate that __________.
A) adults of all cultures that have been studied respond similarly to Kohlberg's dilemmas
B) members of less technologically advanced societies tend to be more moral than Westerners
C) members of less technologically advanced societies score relatively low on Kohlberg's scale
D) members of less technologically advanced societies tend to provide more abstract justifications for moral decisions than Westerners

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Studies have found that members of less technologically advanced societies score relatively low on Kohlberg's scale of moral reasoning, indicating that their moral reasoning is less complex compared to individuals in more modern societies. This may be due to differences in education, socialization, and exposure to diverse moral situations.

Cross-Cultural Studies of Moral Reasoning Indicate That __________