The Moral Realism Stage of Moral Development

question 54

Multiple Choice

The moral realism stage of moral development

• A) is typical of adolescents.
• B) includes the understanding that rules change.
• C) is the belief that rules come from authorities.
• D) includes agreements concerning rules.
• E) includes the understanding that not all rule violations are punished.

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