According to Piaget, between which ages do children develop heteronomous morality, which involves a strict adherence to rules laid down by authority figures?

A birth to two years of age

B two to three years of age

C three to ten years of age

D ten to twelve years of age

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Catherine Gallagher

22 August, 18:41

According to Piaget, between which ages do children develop heteronomous morality, which involves a strict adherence to rules laid down by authority figures?

A birth to two years of age

B two to three years of age

C three to ten years of age

D ten to twelve years of age

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C three to ten years of age (typically this stage is reported as being 5-10 years of age).

This development is part of the moral development of children. Children will follow rules during this period because they associate breaking a rule with consequences. In particular, rules are following to avoid punishment.

According to Piaget, between which ages do children develop heteronomous morality, which involves a strict adherence to rules laid down by authority figures?A birth to two years of ageB two to three years of ageC three to ten years of ageD ten to twelve years of age

According to Piaget, between which ages do children develop heteronomous morality, which involves a strict adherence to rules laid down by authority figures?

A birth to two years of age

B two to three years of age

C three to ten years of age

D ten to twelve years of age