Sally and Richard,both 18,are presented with the Heinz dilemma.Based on gender alone,which of the following statements is probably true?

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Gender is not a determining factor in the development of moral reasoning. Therefore, there is no reason to assume that Richard will display reasoning at a higher stage than Sally. It is more likely that both individuals will display reasoning at the same stage or higher regardless of their gender. Additionally, it is difficult to predict which moral themes will appear in their responses, as it depends on various personal factors and experiences.

Sally and Richard,both 18,are Presented with the Heinz Dilemma