A criticism of Gilligan's theory of moral reasoning is that Gilligan's stages:
A) do not follow a stage-like pattern.
B) are based in speculation,not sound science.
C) overemphasize sex differences.
D) are devised from a small population of women.

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Gilligan's theory has been criticized for overemphasizing sex differences and suggesting that women have a unique moral orientation. This has been seen as a reductionist and stereotypical view of gender. Additionally, further research has not supported the idea of distinct gender-based moral orientations.

A Criticism of Gilligan's Theory of Moral Reasoning Is That