In Her Studies of Moral Development, Gilligan Calls a Morality

question 118

Multiple Choice

In her studies of moral development, Gilligan calls a morality that emphasizes issues of rightness, fairness, and equality, the morality of:

• A) responsibility.
• B) dominance.
• C) justice.
• D) care.

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Definitions:

Social Structures

The complex framework of societal institutions, relationships, and norms that shape the behavior and interactions of individuals and groups within a society.

Different Consequences

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Robert Merton

An American sociologist known for developing theories such as the strain theory, and for coining terms like "self-fulfilling prophecy" and "role model."

Latent Function

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