The cognitive-developmental perspective on morality assumes all of the following except _____.

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The cognitive-developmental perspective on morality assumes that moral reasoning progresses through an invariant sequence of stages, that moral development depends very heavily on cognitive development, and that each moral stage evolves from and replaces the stage before it. However, it does not assume that bright children can be trained to skip one or more stages of moral reasoning.

The Cognitive-Developmental Perspective on Morality Assumes All of the Following