According to Piaget's view of moral development, during which of the following stages do children think that all rules must be obeyed as if they were written in stone?

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According to Piaget's theory of moral development, children in the stage of moral realism (ages 7-11) believe that rules are absolute and must be followed without question. They view rules as being made and enforced by authority figures, such as parents and teachers. This is in contrast to the next stage, moral relativism, where children begin to understand that rules can differ across situations and cultures, and that sometimes rules can be broken if they are unjust.

According to Piaget's View of Moral Development, During Which of the Following