The Cognitive-Developmental Perspective on Morality Assumes All of the Following

question 97

Multiple Choice

The cognitive-developmental perspective on morality assumes all of the following except:

• A)moral reasoning progresses through an invariant sequence of stages
• B)moral development depends very heavily on cognitive development
• C)each moral stage evolves from and replaces the stage before it
• D)bright children can be trained to skip one or more stages of moral reasoning

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