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    It is not the case that The analogy between language acquisition and moral acquisition is weakened because children may not display moral competence until age 8–12, by which time they have received substantial moral instruction.

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    • 1.Kohlberg (1969) and Piaget (1970) argued children are not fully competent with moral judgment until age 8–12.
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    • 2.By age 8–12, children have received considerable moral instruction, both implicit and explicit.
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    • 3.If moral competence develops only after extensive instruction, positing innate moral knowledge is unnecessary.
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