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Question

Kohlberg's theory of morality specifically outlined three unique, yet general stages people progress through as they develop moral reasoning. Some aspects of Kohlberg's theory are considered universal while other aspects may demonstrate a cultural acceptance of a certain group of people within a certain region of the world. As a result, some cross-cultural studies (identified in the text) have surmised that culture (the dominant or subdominant aspects of the culture) influences moral reasoning. Please describe how the Mexican culture influences the ideas of moral reasoning. Specifically, share opinions and what those that subscribe to the Mexican culture should or shouldn't do to maintain the moral standards outlined by the culture. Furthermore, please explain how to accept or challenge those ideas and offer a rationale that has developed a unique moral compass for the Mexican culture.