At the Preconventional Level of Moral Development, the Child Decides

question 94

Multiple Choice

At the preconventional level of moral development, the child decides if things are good or bad (moral) on the basis of whether they ​

• A)are against the law.
• B)bring punishment or reward.
• C)are in accord with social rules.
• D)fit the child's own sense of "rightness."

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Definitions:

Prior Experiences

Previous events or interactions that influence one's behavior, learning, and decision-making in the present.

Behaviour

The actions or reactions of an organism or system, usually in response to external stimuli.

Environment

The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates, including both natural and built factors.

John Watson

An American psychologist who is considered one of the founders of behaviorism, emphasizing the importance of observable behaviors over internal psychological processes.