In Gilligan's Theory, Women Are Able to Resolve Their Conflict

In Gilligan's theory, women are able to resolve their conflict between their concern for self and their concern for others by:

A) looking at their relationships from a broader, more mature perspective.
B) turning to the ethics of the legal system for answers.
C) adopting the attitude of those individuals in Kohlberg's preconventional stage of morality.
D) abandoning their concern for self in favor of an altruistic approach to moral dilemmas.