At the Preconventional Level,the Child Decides If Things Are Good

question 240

Multiple Choice

At the preconventional level,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:

Family Affairs

Matters and decisions that pertain to the private aspect of one's life, often relating to the household or family unit.

Moral Quality

The inherent goodness or ethical nature of actions, decisions, or character traits evaluated through a moral or ethical lens.

Virtue

The quality of showing high moral standards, such as honesty, integrity, and righteousness.

Women

Refers to adult human females, but within historical and societal contexts, it often pertains to their roles, rights, and experiences which have varied and evolved over time.