A child who has internalized codes of moral conduct __________.
A) will behave properly in order to avoid being punished
B) will behave properly in order to be rewarded
C) knows what she is supposed to do, but will break the rules whenever she can get away with doing so
D) will behave properly because she believes it is the right thing to do

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A child who has internalized codes of moral conduct will behave properly because she believes it is the right thing to do, not just to avoid punishment or gain rewards, and will follow the rules even when no one is watching. This reflects a higher level of moral development, where the child has developed an internal set of ethical principles, rather than just conforming to external rules and expectations.

A Child Who Has Internalized Codes of Moral Conduct __________