Carol Gilligan Suggests That the Content of Moral Reasoning Differs

question 51

Multiple Choice

Carol Gilligan suggests that the content of moral reasoning differs between the sexes, but

• A) males and females do not differ in the complexity of their moral reasoning.
• B) the final decisions arrived at by men and women are the same.
• C) women are able to consider what happens to others more than men.
• D) this should not affect how we teach moral behaviour to people.

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