A child in the stage of autonomous morality has the ability to consider the intent of someone's actions when determining the morality of an act.

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According to Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development, children in the stage of autonomous morality (also known as conventional morality) can consider a person's intent when making moral judgments. They are able to reason that someone who accidentally caused harm is not as morally culpable as someone who intentionally caused harm.

A Child in the Stage of Autonomous Morality Has the Ability