Not everyone agreed with Kohlberg's interpretation of his data on moral development.In particular,Gilligan argued that
A) children of younger ages than Kohlberg thought are capable of advanced moral reasoning.
B) each of Kohlberg's stages of moral development be further subdivided into two stages.
C) males and females are equally sophisticated in their moral reasoning.
D) in reality, no one reaches Kohlberg's final stage of moral development.

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Gilligan argued that Kohlberg's theory of moral development was male-centric and did not adequately describe the concern for others and the ethic of care, which she believed were more characteristic of female moral reasoning. She suggested that males and females might use different frameworks for moral decision-making but are equally sophisticated in their moral reasoning.

Not Everyone Agreed with Kohlberg's Interpretation of His Data on Moral