Kohlberg's model suggests that a person
A) is morally developed early in life and will not change
B) continues to change decision priorities with education and experiences
C) may change up or down one stage upon becoming an adult
D) may only go backwards through the stages upon becoming an adult

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Kohlberg's model suggests that moral development is a lifelong process and that individuals can continue to change their decision priorities based on education, experiences, and interactions with others. Therefore, option B is the best choice as it aligns with Kohlberg's views on moral development. Option A is incorrect because Kohlberg believed that individuals could continue to develop their moral reasoning throughout their lives. Option C may occur, but it is not the only possibility. Option D is also incorrect as Kohlberg believed that individuals could not regress through the stages once they have passed them.

Kohlberg's Model Suggests That a Person