In Contrast to Kohlberg, Gilligan Developed a Theory of Moral

question 4

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Kohlberg, Gilligan developed a theory of moral development specifically for women. What is the central theme of Gilligan's theory?

• A) Response and care
• B) Rights and justice
• C) Adult transformation
• D) Individual life structure

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Definitions:

Misusing Punishment

The improper or counterproductive use of punishment, often leading to negative outcomes or behaviors instead of correcting the undesired behavior.

Conditioned Taste Aversions

The learned association between a specific taste and illness or discomfort, leading to an aversion to that taste in the future.

Law of Effect

A principle in psychology which states that behaviors generating favorable consequences are more likely to be repeated in the future.

Operant Learning Principles

The concepts within operant conditioning that emphasize the role of reinforcements and punishments in shaping behavior.