Longitudinal studies measuring individuals' level of moral reasoning over time found that
A)many individuals skipped at least one of Kohlberg's stages.
B)it was common for individuals to revert to lower levels of reasoning.
C)most individuals progress to the highest levels of reasoning.
D)higher levels of moral reasoning were more common in older adolescents and adults.

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Longitudinal studies have shown that as individuals age, they tend to develop higher levels of moral reasoning, with older adolescents and adults more likely to exhibit advanced moral reasoning compared to younger individuals.

Longitudinal Studies Measuring Individuals' Level of Moral Reasoning Over Time