Children who justify excluding others from play because of their race by saying "it's what's always been done" appeal to:

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Conventional reasoning involves justifying actions based on societal norms and conventions, such as doing something because "it's what's always been done." This type of reasoning does not involve personal moral judgment but rather adherence to established social rules or norms.

Children Who Justify Excluding Others from Play Because of Their