Which of the following is true about Carol Gilligan's concept of moral development as compared to Kohlberg's?
A) Men, as compared to women, will tend to stress interdependence more than autonomy at the higher levels of development.
B) Some men may be viewed by Kohlberg at lower levels of moral development because they do not stress autonomy as much as women.
C) Men who are higher levels of moral development view the world differently than women who are at higher levels.
D) Gilligan's theory was based on much more sound science, as she observed individuals' responses to moral dilemmas where Kohlberg did not do so.

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Gilligan argued that Kohlberg's model of moral development was male-centric, suggesting that men and women often have different perspectives on morality. Men may focus more on justice and rights (autonomy), while women may emphasize care and responsibility in relationships (interdependence), leading to different views at higher levels of moral development.

Which of the Following Is True About Carol Gilligan's Concept