One Piece of Evidence That Calls into Question Gilligan's Contention

One piece of evidence that calls into question Gilligan's contention that men and women have different orientations to morality is that

A) when asked to recall real-life dilemmas, women have been found to recall more impersonal dilemmas than men.
B) women seem to endorse a power orientation toward morality more often than men.
C) a review of research on moral reasoning found little support for the notion that men and women differ in their levels of moral judgments.
D) women typically express more aggression than men do.