The Likelihood That a Child Will Negatively Evaluate an Adult's

Multiple Choice

The likelihood that a child will negatively evaluate an adult's order to commit an immoral act

A) is much greater for a child from a collectivist, rather than an individualist, society.
B) depends primarily on the child's gender, with boys being more likely than girls to respond negatively.
C) is directly related to the child's socioeconomic status.
D) is unrelated to the child's cultural background.