Piaget's Work in Moral Development Suggests That the Typical Six-Year-Old

question 36

Multiple Choice

Piaget's work in moral development suggests that the typical six-year-old

• A) holds that behavior is right or wrong.
• B) believes that rules are flexible.
• C) considers the intentions of an act.
• D) has a realistic view of honesty and dishonesty.

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Definitions:

Maintain Disciplined Attention

The practice of persistently focusing one's mental energy and efforts on specific tasks or objectives.

Pivotal

Describes something of crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something else.

Necessary Change

Essential alterations or adjustments required within a process, organization, or system for improvement or adaptation to new conditions.

Adaptive Leadership Behavior

The capacity of a leader to recognize change in their environment and respond effectively.