What are the two primary forms of moral thinking identified by Piaget?

Heteronomous Morality and Autonomous Morality.

Children under the age of 9-10 primarily judge moral actions based on ___ rather than intentions.

Visible consequences.

True or False: In the stage of heteronomous morality, children believe that rules can be flexible and agreed upon by individuals.

False. In heteronomous morality, rules are seen as fixed and unchangeable.

What is the concept of 'immanent justice' in Piaget's theory of moral development?

It is the belief that bad actions automatically lead to punishment, regardless of whether an authority figure enforces it.

Fill in the blank: The shift from moral realism to moral relativism occurs around the ages of ___.

9 to 10.

Riddle: I am a type of morality where rules are seen as fixed and breaking them results in severe punishment. What am I?

Heteronomous Morality.

How do children in the autonomous morality stage view punishment compared to those in heteronomous morality?

Children view punishment differently.

• Autonomous sees correction.

• Heteronomous views retribution.

• Understanding promotes moral growth.

What role do peer relationships play in children's moral development according to Piaget?

Peer relationships expand children's moral references beyond parents, requiring negotiation and compromise.

True or False: Piaget believed that children as young as three could understand subjective facts and intentions in moral reasoning.

False. Piaget suggested this shift occurs around ages 9 to 10, but studies indicate younger children can understand subjective facts earlier.

In Piaget's research, children judged a lie based on how far it deviated from the truth rather than its ___ or ___

Intent; impact.