Which of the following is not true of children in Kohlberg's first stage of morality?
A)Children have developed a sense of moral discrimination.
B)Children's level is referred to as preconventional morality.
C)Children perceive right and wrong in terms of what a behavior will get for them
D)Children need adults to patiently explain the reason a certain behavior is right and others are wrong.
E)Children wonder, "If I do this will I get what I want? Will I avoid what I don't want?"

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Children in Kohlberg's first stage of morality do not yet have a developed sense of moral discrimination. In this stage, their perception of right and wrong is based solely on the consequences of their actions for themselves, rather than on any broader moral principles.

Which of the Following Is Not True of Children in Kohlberg's