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At what age does moral realism emerge according to Piaget?
At what age does moral realism emerge according to Piaget?
- Around age 15
- Around age 10
- Around age 2
- Around age 5 (correct)
What is immanent justice according to Piaget's theory of moral reasoning?
What is immanent justice according to Piaget's theory of moral reasoning?
- The belief that rules and right and wrong are seen as absolute
- The belief that negative experiences are punishment for prior misdeeds (correct)
- The belief that behavior is correct when it conforms to authority or game rules
- The belief that the amount of damage is more important than perpetrator's intentions
What is autonomous morality according to Piaget's theory of moral reasoning?
What is autonomous morality according to Piaget's theory of moral reasoning?
- The belief that behavior is correct when it conforms to authority or game rules
- The belief that individuals create their own rules and follow them to maintain social order (correct)
- The belief that negative experiences are punishment for prior misdeeds
- The belief that rules and right and wrong are seen as absolute
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