Which of the following represents an aspect of Carol Gilligan's theory on moral development?

A. A man's judgment of wrong doing is generally based on relationships. B. Women and men often differ in reasoning about moral issues. C. Men are at a lower level of moral development than women. D. A woman's judgment of wrong doing is generally based on rules.

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2 December, 05:52

Which of the following represents an aspect of Carol Gilligan's theory on moral development?

A. A man's judgment of wrong doing is generally based on relationships. B. Women and men often differ in reasoning about moral issues. C. Men are at a lower level of moral development than women. D. A woman's judgment of wrong doing is generally based on rules.

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Janiyah Serrano · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter B. Women and men often differ in reasoning about moral issues. Carol Gilligan argued that males and females are often socialized differently, and females are more apt than males to stress interpersonal relationships and take responsibility for the well-being of others.