Studies Comparing the Moral Reasoning of Males and Females Have

question 10

Multiple Choice

Studies comparing the moral reasoning of males and females have shown that __________.

• A) men tend to reason predominantly postconventionally, while women reason predominantly preconventionally
• B) the difference in moral reasoning between males and females is greater for people over 35 than for people between the ages of 18 and 35
• C) there is no reliable difference in moral reasoning between males and females
• D) men tend to reason predominantly preconventionally, while women reason predominantly postconventionally

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