Larry and Carol Are Tested Twice on Moral Reasoning

question 78

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 - Stage 6. Based on research reported in your text, what probably caused this discrepancy?

• A) On the first test, Carol was having a bad day.
• B) Kohlberg's approach is a justice perspective while Gilligan's is a care perspective.
• C) The data were contaminated by unknown test conditions.
• D) Kohlberg's approach is biased against women and Gilligan's is biased in their favor.

Distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate tone in routine requests.

Develop strategies to ensure compliance and positive responses in routine and positive messages.

Recognize different types of routine and positive messages and their purposes.

Understand the importance of clear and precise communication in routine requests.

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