What do Kohlberg and Gilligan's first levels of moral development have in common?
A) Children have no sense of morality.
B) Rewards are sought and punishment is avoided.
C) Self-sacrifice and the approval of others is the impetus for behavior.
D) One's own principles of morality are employed.

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Both Kohlberg and Gilligan's first levels of moral development focus on the individual seeking rewards and avoiding punishment. Kohlberg's Level 1 is focused on avoiding punishment, while Gilligan's Level 1 is focused on self-interest and personal gain.

What Do Kohlberg and Gilligan's First Levels of Moral Development