Most studies show that the moral reasoning of people from preindustrial societies, as measured by Kohlberg's dilemmas, is:

A) at the same level as that of people from technologically more advanced societies.
B) at a lower level than that of people from technologically more advanced societies.
C) at a higher level than that of people from technologically more advanced societies.
D) completely different than that of people from technologically more advanced societies, and so cannot be evaluated.

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Rajhane' Turner · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Most studies indicate that people from preindustrial societies tend to score at a lower level on Kohlberg's stages of moral development compared to those from more technologically advanced societies, often due to differences in education and exposure to diverse moral perspectives.

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