In middle childhood, conventional thought tends to emerge, and children usually begin to judge right and wrong in terms of _______.
A) social conventions, rules, and laws
B) punishment, reward, and praise
C) acceptance, rejection, and friendship
D) personal morals, principles, and objective truths

Question

In middle childhood, conventional thought tends to emerge, and children usually begin to judge right and wrong in terms of _______.
A) social conventions, rules, and laws
B) punishment, reward, and praise
C) acceptance, rejection, and friendship
D) personal morals, principles, and objective truths

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During middle childhood, children start to understand and judge right and wrong based on social conventions, rules, and laws. This is a developmental stage where they become more aware of societal expectations and the importance of following established norms.

In Middle Childhood, Conventional Thought Tends to Emerge, and Children Usually