Which of the following is NOT a conclusion that can be drawn from research on the levels and stages of moral development?
A)People proceed through the six stages sequentially.
B)An individual's moral development can stop at any stage.
C)The majority of adults are limited to obeying the rules and will be inclined to behave ethically, although for different reasons.
D)A manager on the highest stage will seek to be a 'good corporate citizen' and is unlikely to challenge any organisational practices.
E)A stage 3 manager is likely to make decisions that will receive peer approval.

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The conclusion that a manager on the highest stage will seek to be a 'good corporate citizen' and is unlikely to challenge any organisational practices is not universally agreed upon in research on moral development. Some researchers suggest that individuals at higher stages may still challenge practices that they perceive as unjust or unethical.

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