According to Gilligan, an individual in the postconventional stage of moral reasoning considers which of the following factors when making moral decisions?

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According to Gilligan's theory, individuals in the postconventional stage consider both caring about themselves and caring about others when making moral decisions. They are able to balance their own interests and the interests of others in a complex way, taking into account competing values and principles. They see themselves as part of a larger whole and recognize the interconnectedness of all individuals and their responsibilities to each other.

According to Gilligan, an Individual in the Postconventional Stage of Moral