What are child's view of corruption?

Answer 1

What a small child sees parents and respected adults doing is going to be perceived as "the thing to do". They are just wired to believe and copy adults, to learn to do what they do. It is a shock to grow older and suddenly realize (hopefully) that this thing is wrong. Children make two choices usually-to be just like the parents or to be as opposite as possible.

Corruption that is not done or condoned by significant adults would probably be viewed as some sort of cheating and as really 'unfair'. Children seem to believe that the world really should be fair. It is a hard lesson to learn that it isn't.

Answer 2

Children may view corruption as unfair and confusing because they may not understand why someone would do something wrong for personal gain. It can create a sense of distrust in authority figures and institutions, impacting their belief in fairness and justice. This can also influence their own behavior and values as they grow up.