Despite his great influence on thinking about the moral reasoning of children, as with other aspects of Piaget's theory, young children
A) are often more competent than Piaget believed them to be.
B) are often less competent than Piaget believed them to be.
C) do not go through well-defined stages.
D) are not as predictable as Piaget believed them to be.
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