Interval and Ratio Level Variables Are Considered Continuous Measures

question 17

True/False

Interval and ratio level variables are considered continuous measures.

Describe the progression of moral development according to Gilligan and how it contrasts with Kohlberg's model.

Comprehend the importance of relationships and caring in moral decision-making.

Understand the criticisms of Gilligan's theory and its place within the broader context of ethical studies.

Distinguish between ethical theories focused on justice and those focused on care.

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