A Basic Distinction Between Kohlberg's and Piaget's Theories or Moral

question 156

Multiple Choice

A basic distinction between Kohlberg's and Piaget's theories or moral development is that

• A) Kohlberg thinks that moral development follows an invariant sequence, whereas Piaget does not
• B) Kohlberg argues that moral development continues far beyond Piaget's autonomous stage
• C) Kohlberg feels that young children comply with rules out of a respect for authority, whereas Piaget stresses the young child's fear of punishment
• D) all of these

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