Not Everyone Agreed with Kohlberg's Interpretation of His Data on Moral

question 397

Multiple Choice

Not everyone agreed with Kohlberg's interpretation of his data on moral development.In particular,Gilligan argued that

• A) children of younger ages than Kohlberg thought are capable of advanced moral reasoning.
• B) each of Kohlberg's stages of moral development be further subdivided into two stages.
• C) males and females are equally sophisticated in their moral reasoning.
• D) in reality, no one reaches Kohlberg's final stage of moral development.

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