- In adulthood, a few individuals go on to develop a moral standard based on universal human
rights.
- Moral reasoning ability increases during the school years but so do cheating, lying, cruelty, and
the cognitive ability to rationalize these actions.
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- Most teenagers have supportive families, a sense of pirpose and self confidence, good friends,
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