When a Child Resists Temptation to Violate a Moral Norm

question 206

Multiple Choice

When a child resists temptation to violate a moral norm, it shows that the child has

• A)a concern that the action is being secretly observed.
• B)internalized the values of heteronomous morality.
• C)suppressed the urge to act out a hostile attributional bias.
• D)learned the rule and is motivated to follow it.

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