A Child Who Believes in Rules as Real, Indestructible Things

question 55

Multiple Choice

A child who believes in rules as real, indestructible things is in what Piagetian stage of morality?

• A) conventional
• B) preconventional
• C) moral realism
• D) moral relativism

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Definitions:

Disposable Income

Income available to an individual or household after accounting for taxes and other mandatory charges, available to spend or save.

Capital Stock

Total assets held by a firm, including buildings, machinery, equipment, and patents, used to produce goods and services.

Depreciation

The process through which the value of an asset decreases over time, often used to spread the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.

Gross Investment

The total amount invested in the creation of new capital assets like buildings and machinery before accounting for depreciation.