In a Study of Israeli Children from Westernized Cities and Arabic

Multiple Choice

In a study of Israeli children from Westernized cities and Arabic villages, the different patterns of reasoning about justice issues and authority issues are cited as evidence of:

A) the need to make a distinction between moral issues and culturally specific issues of personal choice and obedience.
B) the importance of focusing on universal interpersonal concerns.
C) the need to examine education levels of those participating in the study.
D) the need for further examinations of unidimensional moral reasoning.