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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.3
How does Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development ethically consider children's capacity to understand moral dilemmas?
It argues that children have an innate understanding of morality.
It suggests that only adolescents can fully grasp ethical complexities.
It posits that children gradually develop the ability to understand moral issues as they progress through stages.
It disregards the role of childhood in developing a sense of right and wrong.
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