According to Lawrence Kohlberg's model of moral development, all of the following should be true, EXCEPT
A)children make moral decisions based on punishment before they make them based on rewards
B)children make moral decisions based on social expectations before they make them based on rewards
C)children make moral decisions based on punishment before they make them based on social expectations
D)children make moral decisions based on individual rights before they make them based on abstract, ethical principles
E)both children make moral decisions based on punishment before they make them based on rewards AND children make moral decisions based on social expectations before they make them based on rewards

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Kohlberg's model suggests that moral development progresses from a focus on punishment, to rewards, then to social expectations, and finally to abstract principles. Thus, children do not prioritize social expectations over rewards in their moral decision-making process according to this model.

According to Lawrence Kohlberg's Model of Moral Development, All of the Following