Kohlberg's model can best be described as:
A) The various phases in one's moral development and related levels of moral reasoning
B) A model of ethical action that is based on the belief that one will not report incidents of wrongdoing if they believe others will report it
C) A predictive tool to determine how a person will reason ethically based on one's views on diversity
D) A model of age-specific levels of moral reasoning

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Kohlberg's model is a description of the different stages or phases of moral development that individuals go through, from simple fear of punishment to developing a sense of universal ethics and principles. It also includes levels of moral reasoning that correspond to each stage.

Kohlberg's Model Can Best Be Described As