According to Piaget, in which stage are children aware of rules and see them as sacred and unalterable?
A) morality of constraint
B) inductive reasoning
C) moral identity
D) concrete operations

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Piaget's theory of moral development consists of two stages, the morality of constraint and autonomous morality. The morality of constraint occurs between the ages of 4 and 7, during which children view rules as sacred and unalterable. They believe that rules come from an authority figure and are not subject to change. Thus, the correct answer is A) morality of constraint.

According to Piaget, in Which Stage Are Children Aware of Rules