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Social Studies, 04.11.2019 23:31 luna163

Four-year-old sam is asked if it's acceptable to take another child's toy. sam replies, "no, because mom will get mad." by focusing only on the threat of punishment and not on the other child's rights or general rules about playing with others, sam shows that he is in kohlberg's stage of moral development.

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