Kohlberg's definition of moral maturity has been criticized for its basis on general principles of justice. Haan, et al. (1985) instead proposed that moral reasoning is the result of understanding the interdependence of self and others that occurs in social interactions. Haan also suggests that moral reasoning may take on different forms in different cultures due to the wide variations in what is considered a need, desire, strength, or weakness. Thus, Haan's model incorporates the _______________nature of morality.
A) judicial
B) universal
C) discriminatory
D) interactional

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Haan's model emphasizes the importance of social interactions and the understanding of the interdependence of self and others in moral reasoning, which is described as the interactional nature of morality. This approach contrasts with Kohlberg's focus on general principles of justice, highlighting the variability and context-dependence of moral reasoning across different cultures.

Kohlberg's Definition of Moral Maturity Has Been Criticized for Its