Respuesta :
Answer:
The typical moral reasoning found in a child is "I'll let you play with my toy If play with yours",option B
Explanation:
For someone to behave as the Romans,if he finds himself in Rome require some reasonable level of thinking usually found in adults not children.
Typically,children are known to show goodness in return for goodness,hence the option B is a perfect moral reasoning standpoint known with children.
Utilitarian approach to ethics shared view of greatest good for the greatest number,also this is an advanced level of reasoning.
Respect the right of others is morality from the legal and human right's viewpoint.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": "I'll let you play with my toy if I play with yours."
Explanation:
Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget (1896-1980) conducted a study in 1932 focused on children's moral reasoning. According to Piaget, children have an understanding of three (3) main aspects of moral issues: rules, moral responsibility, and justice.
After the research, Piaget concluded there are two types of moral thinking: Heteronomous Morality (from 5 to 9 years) and Autonomous Morality (from 9 to 10 years). In Autonomous Morality children set their own rules, without the need for a superior figure regulating their actions, where the child is unlikely to accept what is told by others.
Thus, by negotiating an exchange of toys, children are displaying the Autonomous Morality concept stated by Piaget.
