moral+relativism+stage

toc =1375986439= = Definition: = The second of Piaget's stages of moral development, in which children understand that many rules can be changed through social agreement. They realize that the important thing about a game is that all the players follow the same riles, regardless of what those are. HGD Chapter 10 p. 253

= Examples: = 8 to 12-year-olds know that a group of children playing baseball can decide to give each batter four strikes rather than three. They understand that their agreement doesn't change the game of baseball and that it doesn't apply to other people who play the game. (p. 253)

= Analogies: = It is like agreeing to "two out of three" with someone. It isn't a concrete rule, but its ok to add if the other person agrees.

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