With Age, the Relationships Between Moral Affect, Moral Reasoning, and Moral

question 87

Multiple Choice

With age, the relationships between moral affect, moral reasoning, and moral behavior

• A) become stronger, but fall short of comprising a wholly stable, unitary morality
• B) become stronger, forming a stable, unitary morality
• C) come to depend increasingly on the situation or context one faces
• D) become weaker, thereby supporting the "doctrine of specificity"

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