"Opinions of others are not as important as the integrity of their decisions." Which level of Gilligan's theory of moral development does this describe?
A) Goodness as self-sacrifice
B) The morality of nonviolent responsibility
C) Morality of individual principles and conscience
D) Orientation to personal survival

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This statement aligns with the third level of Gilligan's theory, which is the morality of individual principles and conscience. At this level, individuals make moral decisions based on their own internal values and principles rather than external factors such as societal norms or the opinions of others. The focus is on upholding personal integrity and authenticity.

"Opinions of Others Are Not as Important as the Integrity