The idea that the processes of development are different for different types of behavior (e. g., moral judgments, manners, and peer relationships) is called:

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31 August, 00:13

The idea that the processes of development are different for different types of behavior (e. g., moral judgments, manners, and peer relationships) is called:

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Aliza · Answer 1

It is called the moral development. The moral development is the one responsible for providing idea in having to develop behaviors of an individual in which will affect a person's life. These factors or behaviors are likely about manners, peer relationships and even moral judgments of an individual.