One Piece of Evidence That Calls into Question Gilligan's Contention

question 6

Multiple Choice

One piece of evidence that calls into question Gilligan's contention that men and women have different orientations to morality is that

• A) when asked to recall real-life dilemmas, women have been found to recall more impersonal dilemmas than men.
• B) women seem to endorse a power orientation toward morality more often than men.
• C) a review of research on moral reasoning found little support for the notion that men and women differ in their levels of moral judgments.
• D) women typically express more aggression than men do.

Distinguish among various theories and their applications in real-world child and family situations.

Appreciate the role of culture and family systems in child development.

Recognize the importance of family-centered approaches and the mutual benefits for children, families, and educators.

Acknowledge the role of community in the context of a child’s development.

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Wage Garnishment

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