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Important Limitations of Kohlberg's Theory Are That Moralreasoning Doesn't Always

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Important limitations of Kohlberg's theory are that moralreasoning doesn't always predict moral behavior, and people don't necessarily respond to real-life dilemmas as they do to hypothetical dilemmas.

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