Piaget's second stage of moral development called autonomous morality is characterized as:
A) arising from the unequal interaction between children and adults
B) a conception of moral rules as rigid, absolute, and unchanging
C) arising from the interaction found in relationships among peers
D) being less concerned about social justice than the first stage is

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Piaget's autonomous morality stage is characterized by children understanding that rules can be negotiated and changed through mutual agreement, which arises from peer interactions where children learn to consider others' perspectives and the intentions behind actions.

Piaget's Second Stage of Moral Development Called Autonomous Morality Is