Kirby's peer group always agrees that each of them should get 10 tries at hitting a pitched ball.When two younger children want to play,the group agrees that the younger kids should each get 20 tries.Kirby's group's behavior indicates
A) a fear of immanent justice.
B) preconventional moral thought.
C) autonomous thinking.
D) heteronomous thinking.

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The group's decision to adjust the rules fairly for younger children, rather than sticking rigidly to a single rule for everyone, indicates autonomous thinking. This reflects an understanding of fairness and empathy, characteristics of autonomous moral reasoning.

Kirby's Peer Group Always Agrees That Each of Them Should