In his analysis of the Glen Ridge rape case of 1989, Bernard Lefkowitz concluded that the perpetrators were adhering to the values of the community in which they were socialized. Which of the following is NOT one of the community values discussed by Lefkowitz?
A) the toleration of male misconduct
B) the perspective that women are subordinate to men
C) achievement is a trait that is more highly valued than compassion
D) group solidarity is not as important as moral sensitivity

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In his analysis of the Glen Ridge rape case, Lefkowitz discussed the community's tolerance of male misconduct, the perspective that women are subordinate to men, and the belief that achievement is more highly valued than compassion. However, he did not mention that group solidarity is not as important as moral sensitivity.

In His Analysis of the Glen Ridge Rape Case of 1989