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lee used a mixed gendered sample, kohlberg used an all male sample 

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lee used a mixed gendered sample, kohlberg used an all male sample 

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lee used a cross cultural design, kohlberg used a longitudinal study

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lee used a cross cultural design, kohlberg used a longitudinal study

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stage 4-formal operational- they can apply their own knowledge to a rule rather than just taking it literally 

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stage 4-formal operational- they can apply their own knowledge to a rule rather than just taking it literally 

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stage 3-concrete operational- they can interpret different shapes/volumes when displayed in different ways 

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stage 3-concrete operational- they can interpret different shapes/volumes when displayed in different ways 

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stage 2-pre operational- very visual and literal with what is in front of them

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stage 2-pre operational- very visual and literal with what is in front of them

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stage 1-sensory motor- they look for something in the last place they found it, not where they watched it get put 

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stage 1-sensory motor- they look for something in the last place they found it, not where they watched it get put 

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both methods are easy to replicate but lack ecological validity 

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both methods are easy to replicate but lack ecological validity 

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they both use moral stories and questioning with particpants

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they both use moral stories and questioning with particpants

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both studies focus on helping us understand moral development 

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both studies focus on helping us understand moral development 

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some aspects of moral reasoning, such as judging anti-social lying, may be universal

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some aspects of moral reasoning, such as judging anti-social lying, may be universal

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the influence of socio-cultural factors becomes stronger as we age

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the influence of socio-cultural factors becomes stronger as we age

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moral reasoning can be influenced by our culture and the society in which we live 

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moral reasoning can be influenced by our culture and the society in which we live 

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asked after just the deed section, then again at the end of the whole thing 

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asked after just the deed section, then again at the end of the whole thing 

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rating was done on a 7 point scale (very very naughty- very very good)

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rating was done on a 7 point scale (very very naughty- very very good)

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physical/social stories with lying/truth telling- a total of 4 conditions

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physical/social stories with lying/truth telling- a total of 4 conditions

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120-Chinese participants   108-Canadian participants Recruited by elementary schools

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120-Chinese participants   108-Canadian participants Recruited by elementary schools