When children begin to consider the intentions of others when judging the morality of their actions they have entered which stage of morality?

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In the autonomous morality stage, children start to understand that rules can be flexible and that intentions behind actions matter when judging the morality of those actions. This stage typically follows the morality of constraint stage, where children see rules as fixed and unchangeable, dictated by authorities.

When Children Begin to Consider the Intentions of Others When