Many Studies Have Tested Carol Gilligan's Claim That Kohlberg's Approach

question 16

Multiple Choice

Many studies have tested Carol Gilligan's claim that Kohlberg's approach underestimates the moral maturity of females,but

• A) most do not support her contention.
• B) the results are too inconclusive to reach a consensus.
• C) measuring an "ethic of care" is too difficult to be reliable.
• D) most have used invalid measures.

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