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thank you 
i have to get on my homework sadly :'(
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Yes, i believe there would be a benefit in teaching prisoners with philosophy
Philosophy would determine the standard that an individual has when viewing our own life. Teaching prisoners with this might change the perception that the criminals have when approaching their problems. This could prevent them from repeating the same mistakes in the future.
        
             
        
        
        
Well it would depend how cold it would be, but I would say if it's below freezing cold, personally (when I go skiing actually) I would dress up in an under layer thing (I don't really know what you call it), a fleece sweater, (assuming there's snow) snow pants, and a jacket.
If you're climbing Mt. Everest, that's a whole different story.
        
             
        
        
        
<span>According to Terrie Moffit, adolescent-limited offenders are individuals who exhibit antisocial behavior while they are going though adolescence, but as their biological and social maturities finish forming, they reduce or cease the antisocial behavior. Basically, they go through a phase and grow out of it.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The correct answer would be option A, Pre conventional Morality. 
Explanation:
Pre conventional morality is a process of moral development. Pre conventional morality is concerned with the distinction and divergence between right and wrong. 
There are two stages of pre conventional morality. In the first stage, Obedience and punishment are there, whereas the second stage is about the Self Interest. 
The first stage in which the children are concerned with the obedience and punishment, the children try to be obedient and behave in a way that they don't get punished. The children before the age of 5 years fall under this stage. The other stage starts from the year 5 and ranges up to 9 years of age. 
So Henry is four years old and he disapproves of stealing jelly beans from his sister's easter basket because he thinks his mother will spank him if he does. It means henry is afraid of the punishment and he tries to be obedient, which means he is practicing the first stage of Pre conventional morality.