The Social Domain View of Moral Development Differs from Other

question 2

Multiple Choice

The social domain view of moral development differs from other explanations in its recognition of:

• A) children's initial dependence on outside authorities.
• B) the important role that identification and internalization play in moral reasoning.
• C) varying types of moral transgressions.
• D) the impact of broader cognitive developments on moral reasoning.

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