According to Gilligan(1982), an ethic of caring when making moral judgements stems from:
A)thinking of people as separate beings
B)a view of the interconnectedness of people
C)thinking of all people as having value
D)viewing others as being equal in value to oneself

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Gilligan's ethic of caring emphasizes the interconnectedness of people, suggesting that moral judgments are influenced by understanding and responding to the needs of others in a connected network, rather than viewing them as separate, autonomous entities.

According to Gilligan(1982), an Ethic of Caring When Making Moral