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Chapter 3: Personal, Social, and Moral Development

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What are conventional domains?

Author: Ahmad Danial



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Conventional domains addresses societal norms and ways of behaving in specific situations. For instance, it's likely that your instructors allow students to respond in class without being called on, and it's okay to yell at an athletic event but not in a classroom. Social conventions also vary depending to culture and setting. For example, young people addressing adults by their first names is acceptable in some cultures but not in others.


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