When someone moves from adolescence to adulthood, they reevaluate their moral standards and move from moral decision making based on authority to standards based on their personal principles. this is an example of

a. the development of a personal sexual code.

b. an evolving sexual philosophy.

c. principled living.

d. lawrence kohlberg's post-conventional morality?

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Cheyanne Blevins

Social Studies

12 July, 00:03

When someone moves from adolescence to adulthood, they reevaluate their moral standards and move from moral decision making based on authority to standards based on their personal principles. this is an example of

a. the development of a personal sexual code.

b. an evolving sexual philosophy.

c. principled living.

d. lawrence kohlberg's post-conventional morality?

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Elliana Todd · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: b. an evolving sexual philosophy.

Sexual philosophy refers to the value/principle that we use to analyze our sexual behavior.

During adolescene, our sexual experience was extremely limited and we would restrict some behaviors because we considered them as taboo. As we enter adulthood, this restriction tend to be diminished.