Marty's moral reasoning was tested with Kohlberg's moral dillemmas.It was determined that Marty has reached Kohlberg's highest level of moral reasoning,postconventional.We know ,therefore,that Marty:

a)will always act in accordance with postconventional morality
b)will always act more morally than people at the preconventional and conventional levels
c)may not necessarily always act more morally than people at lower moral levels
d)will never actually act at postconventional level but at lower ones
IS C CORRECT ANSWER?THANK YOU:))))

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Yes, you are correct. Option C is the correct answer. Just because Marty has reached the postconventional level of moral reasoning does not necessarily mean that he will always act more morally than people at lower moral levels. While individuals at the postconventional level have developed their own personal moral values and principles, their actions may still be influenced by various factors such as personal motivations, circumstances, and external pressures. So, it is possible that Marty may not always act more morally than those at lower moral levels.

Yes, option C is the correct answer. While Marty has reached the highest level of moral reasoning according to Kohlberg's theory (postconventional), it does not guarantee that Marty will always act more morally than people at lower moral levels. Moral reasoning refers to an individual's ability to understand and reason about moral dilemmas, but it does not necessarily dictate their actions in every situation. External factors, personal biases, and situational context can also influence how individuals behave, regardless of their level of moral reasoning. Therefore, Marty may not always act more morally than those at lower moral levels.