Carol Gilligan Suggests That the Content of Moral Reasoning Differs

question 11

Multiple Choice

Carol Gilligan suggests that the content of moral reasoning differs between the sexes, but

• A) males and females do not differ the complexity of their moral reasoning
• B) the final decisions arrived at by men and women are the same.
• C) women are able to consider what happens to others more than men.
• D) this should not effect how we teach moral behaviour to people.

Analyze the challenges presented by competing organizational goals and their effects on stakeholders.

Identify the process of socialization within organizations through systems of beliefs and values.

Assess the importance of control in ensuring organizational discipline and adherence to procedures.

Understand the shift towards non-traditional employment structures and its impact on career trajectories and job security.

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Definitions:

Racial Diversity

The inclusion of people from a variety of racial and ethnic backgrounds within a group or organization.

Ethnic Diversity

The presence of a wide range of distinct ethnic or cultural groups within a society or organization.

Gender Diversity

The representation and inclusion of multiple genders within a workplace, organization, or society, acknowledging and valuing the differences in identity and expression.

Cultural Intelligence

A measure of an individual's ability to understand, respect, and work effectively across different cultures.