Which was not among Martin Hoffman's arguments for the superiority of induction over other parent-based attempts to enhance moral development in children?
A)Induction does not require the child to think.
B)Induction does not focus on the child's personal shortcomings.
C)Induction demonstrates that the parent possesses some self-control.
D)Induction produces only moderate levels of arousal.

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Martin Hoffman argues that induction does require the child to think and engage in moral reasoning. Therefore, option A is not among his arguments for the superiority of induction over other parent-based attempts to enhance moral development in children.

Which Was Not Among Martin Hoffman's Arguments for the Superiority