Jean Piaget Argues That the Changes in Moral Reasoning That

question 57

Multiple Choice

Jean Piaget argues that the changes in moral reasoning that are observed in the developing child result primarily from

• A) the developing child's decreasing egocentrism.
• B) the developing child's increasing independence.
• C) shifts in the parents' treatment of the growing child.
• D) the developing child's maturing nervous system.

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