According to Carol Gilligan, individuals in the first stage of moral reasoning are
A)concerned with the self and their own needs.
B)concerned with caring for others.
C)motivated by a desire to conform to the existing social order.
D)concerned with justice.

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According to Carol Gilligan, individuals in the first stage of moral reasoning (preconventional) are primarily focused on their own needs and desires. They make moral decisions based on what benefits them or avoids punishment. This stage is based on a self-centered perspective.

According to Carol Gilligan, Individuals in the First Stage of Moral