In Contrast to Locke, Rousseau

question 36

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Locke, Rousseau

• A) viewed development as a continuous process.
• B) believed that children's moral sense is learned through religious training.
• C) regarded children as empty containers to be filled by adult instruction.
• D) believed that children's unique ways of thinking would only be harmed by adult training.

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