Which of the following is not true of children in Kohlberg's second stage of morality?
A)Children gradually develop self-control and learn how to get along with others.
B)Children's level is referred to as semiconventional morality.
C)Children focus on simplistic perceptions of "goodness" and "badness."
D)Attachment, love, and respect trigger the child's internalization of values.
E)Children desire to please others and try to follow rules of family and community.

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Kohlberg's second stage of morality is referred to as "conventional morality," not "semiconventional morality." Stages one and two are part of the pre-conventional level, stages three and four are part of the conventional level, and stages five and six are part of the post-conventional level.

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