As children's understanding of morality becomes more complex, they regard violations of purposeful conventions
A) as dependent on individuals' intentions.
B) as closer to moral transgressions.
C) to be less important than random convention transgressions.
D) as the linkage to immoral beliefs.

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As children's moral reasoning develops, they begin to see violations of purposeful conventions as more serious and akin to moral transgressions, recognizing the underlying intentions and social implications.

As Children's Understanding of Morality Becomes More Complex, They Regard