According to Piaget's view of moral development, during which of the following stages do children come to realize that rules are created and agreed upon cooperatively by individuals and can change if necessary?

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Piaget's stage of moral relativism occurs in the formal operations stage, where individuals recognise that rules are created and agreed upon by individuals and can change if necessary. In the earlier stages, children tend to focus more on adherence to authority and rules, leading to moral realism and social morality. Cooperative morality is not a specific stage in Piaget's model of moral development.

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