With Age, the Relationships Between Moral Affect, Moral Reasoning, and Moral

Multiple Choice

With age, the relationships between moral affect, moral reasoning, and moral behavior

A) become stronger, but fall short of comprising a wholly stable, unitary morality
B) become stronger, forming a stable, unitary morality
C) come to depend increasingly on the situation or context one faces
D) become weaker, thereby supporting the "doctrine of specificity"