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Who gave the theory of moral development?
Answer: C
Lawrence Kohlberg gave the theory of moral development. He proposed three levels, preconventional, conventional and postconventional, each with two stages, to describe how reasoning about right and wrong grows with age. He built it on Piaget's work on children's moral judgement.
Stanley Hall is known for his work on adolescence, John Dewey for pragmatism and learning by doing, and Jean Jacques Rousseau for natural education in his book Emile. None of them is the author of the stage theory of moral reasoning.
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