In contrast to Locke, Rousseau
A) viewed development as a continuous process.
B) believed that children's moral sense is learned through religious training.
C) regarded children as empty containers to be filled by adult instruction.
D) believed that children's unique ways of thinking would only be harmed by adult training.

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Rousseau believed that children are born with innate goodness and that their unique ways of thinking should be nurtured instead of being molded by adult instruction. He saw adult training as harmful and believed that children should be allowed to discover and learn on their own. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

In Contrast to Locke, Rousseau