Which statement is NOT a frequent criticism made of Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning?
A) The stories and scoring system are biased toward the intellectualized Western conception of morality.
B) The stages of moral reasoning are not sufficiently distinct.
C) The classification into stages is biased against females.
D) Kohlberg did not sufficiently differentiate between morality and social convention.

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Kohlberg's stages of moral reasoning are generally considered distinct in their characterization of moral development, with each stage representing a qualitatively different mode of thinking. Critics often focus on other aspects of his theory, such as cultural bias, gender bias, and the conflation of morality with social convention, rather than the distinctiveness of the stages themselves.

Which Statement Is NOT a Frequent Criticism Made of Kohlberg's