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Carol gilligan was critical of lawrence kohlberg’s theory of moral development. What is the basis of her critique?.

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The basis of Carol Gilligan's criticism of Lawrence Kolhberg's theory of moral development is related to her opinion that his findings about men were not generalizable to women.

Theory of moral development

According to Kohlberg, moral logic focuses on the pursuit of justice, and the child goes through 6 stages to complete their moral development, which are:

  1. Obedience and punishment
  2. Self interest
  3. Interpersonal agreement and compliance
  4. Authority and maintenance of social order
  5. Social contract
  6. Universal ethical principles

Therefore, Carol Gilligan's criticism of this theory is related to being biased against women, as it was based only on the responses of upper-class men.

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