Which statement about children's beliefs about the domains of social judgment is TRUE?
A) Children generally believe that moral violations are wrong, even if an authority figure does not see them.
B) Children generally believe that social conventional violations are more wrong than moral violations.
C) Young children generally believe that parents have authority over social conventional and personal judgments.
D) Children generally cannot distinguish among personal, moral, and social conventional judgments until late elementary school.

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Research suggests that even young children generally have a sense of morality and believe that moral violations are wrong, regardless of whether an authority figure sees them.

(Note: B is false as research indicates that children generally prioritize moral violations over social conventional violations. C is partially true - young children may believe that parents have authority over social conventional judgments, but typically not personal judgments, such as preferences or feelings. D is false as research has shown that even young children can make distinctions between these domains.)

Which Statement About Children's Beliefs About the Domains of Social