Which Provides the Best Evidence That Moral Behavior Is Often

Which provides the best evidence that moral behavior is often more important to children than in-group status?

A) Children prefer a person of the out-group who speaks kindly during a game over a person of the in-group who speaks meanly.
B) Children prefer moral behavior of out-group members equally to moral behavior of in-group members.
C) Children of high-status groups believe their own members are morally superior to others.
D) Children of low-status groups believe their own members are morally superior to others.
E) Children believe it's not right to hit in-group members.