Research Aimed at Testing Gilligan's Versus Kohlberg's Ideas About Moral

Multiple Choice

Research aimed at testing Gilligan's versus Kohlberg's ideas about moral development has found that

A) boys are more likely to use "justice" reasoning, and girls are more likely to use "care" reasoning.
B) there are no differences between boys and girls in Gilligan's types of moral reasoning.
C) the sex differences Gilligan hypothesized only occur among children.
D) Kohlberg's research seriously distorted the differences between boys and girls in moral reasoning.
E) Gilligan had reversed the reasoning of males and females.