With few exceptions, individuals move through Kohlberg's first four stages in
A) reverse order.
B) a random order.
C) a rapid manner.
D) the predicted order.

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Kohlberg's stages of moral development are hierarchical and individuals generally progress through them in a predictable order - from the preconventional stage to the conventional stage, and finally to the postconventional stage. While some individuals may skip a stage or move back and forth between stages, the general progression is from lower to higher levels of moral reasoning.

With Few Exceptions, Individuals Move Through Kohlberg's First Four Stages