Larry and Carol Are Tested Twice on Moral Reasoning

question 42

Multiple Choice

Larry and Carol are tested twice on moral reasoning.When Kohlberg's measures are used,Carol gets a lower score than Larry.When Gilligan's approach is used,both individuals score at the same level.Which of the following is likely to be a reason for this discrepancy?

• A)Gilligan's approach is not as accurate and precise as Kohlberg's approach.
• B)Kohlberg's theory is a justice perspective, while Gilligan's theory is a care perspective.
• C)Gilligan's approach does not emphasize on interpersonal relationships, like Kohlberg's theory.
• D)Unlike Kohlberg's theory, Gilligan's theory is biased against women.

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