Briefly describe the three contemporary research findings of moral reasoning based on meta-analyses of the original work of Kohlberg and Gilligan

Please provide the best answer for the best statement.


1. Contrary to Gilligan’s proposition, meta-analyses of research using Kohlberg’s cognitive-developmental approach do not show differences between males and females on their level of moral reasoning.
2. A meta-analysis of research using the two orientations approach showed only a small difference between males’ and females’ use of orientations. Although females tend to use the care orientation more frequently, the difference in frequency between the males is considered insignificant.
3. Females and males tend to emphasize somewhat different moral concerns. Further, girls are more likely than boys to report experiences that involve interpersonal relationships.

Psychology

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a. operant conditioning. b. observational learning. c. delayed reinforcement. d. classical conditioning.

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a. adolescence c. childhood b. infancy d. old age

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a. slowed the subsequent conditioning of the CS at least slightly. b. had no effect on the subsequent conditioning of the CS. c. had no effect on the subsequent conditioning of the CS provided the CS was introduced with high intensity. d. sped the subsequent conditioning of the CS.

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Which of the following is a concern typically considered unique to chronic illness

in young adulthood? a. maintaining social contacts b. adhering to treatment regimens c. continuing career development d. avoiding pain e. maximizing functioning on a day-to-day level

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