In a State of Moral Realism, a Young Child Is

Multiple Choice

In a state of moral realism, a young child is likely to believe that

A) a person's intentions are really what matters, rather than results.
B) hitting two children deserves a stronger punishment than hitting one child.
C) misbehaving in school always merits punishment of some severe form.
D) punishment is rarely justified even though the behaviour was undesirable.