Carol Gilligan's Work with Kohlberg on Moral Development Led Her

Carol Gilligan's work with Kohlberg on moral development led her to:

A) Conclude that moral development was not an important concept.
B) Decide to pursue research on the fight-or-flight stress response.
C) Hypothesize that an ethic of caring for others might constitute a different type of moral reasoning more readily displayed by females.
D) Highlight how physical differences between males and females contribute to why men tend to be more rational moral actors than women.
E) Both a and b.