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ss2343

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What is Gilligan's criticism of Kohlberg's study?
 
  a. She criticizes the use of children in Kohlberg's study.
  b. She criticizes Kohlberg's interpretation of the results.
  c. She criticizes the accuracy of Kohlberg's findings.
  d. She criticizes the design of Kohlberg's study.

Question 2

In Kohlberg's dilemma the eleven-year-olds are asked whether it is right for a man to ________.
 
  a. make a promise to repay a debt in order to secure a loan even if he knew hewould never have the money to pay it back
 b. All of these choices
  c. steal a drug which he cannot afford in order to save his wife's life
  d. lie to his mother about how the Sunday dinner tastes in order to avoidhurting her feelings



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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