According to Piaget, the 'morality of _________' sees rules as arising from social consensus.

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Piaget's theory of moral development includes two stages - heteronomous morality and autonomous morality. In the heteronomous morality stage (from about ages 5 to 10), children see rules as externally imposed by authority figures and view them as unchangeable and absolute. However, in the autonomous morality stage (beginning in adolescence), individuals begin to see rules as arising from social consensus and recognize the importance of cooperation and mutual agreement in establishing rules. This aligns with choice D - cooperation.

According to Piaget, the 'Morality of _________' Sees Rules as Arising