Moral & Character Development
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In the context of 'Theories of Moral Development', regarding the neuro-cognitive and moral reasoning nature of the six stages described under the three main levels—'Pre-conventional Level', 'Conventional Level', and 'Post-conventional Level'—propounded by Lawrence Kohlberg, and the scientific nature of the interrelationships among 'self-care', 'responsibility towards others', and 'interrelationships of moral reasoning' within the feminist perspective under the 'Ethics of Care' propounded by Carol Gilligan criticizing Kohlberg's theory, and their implications for inclusive classroom moral education, which of the following statements is most appropriate and true?
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Lawrence Kohlberg based his theory of moral development on justice and universal moral principles, extending Jean Piaget's cognitive development framework. On the other hand, his former student Carol Gilligan argued in 'In a Different Voice' that Kohlberg's model was primarily focused on male-centric samples, thereby neglecting the 'Ethics of Care' and relationships predominantly observed in females.
- Kohlberg's Approach: Focuses heavily on justice, rights, and cognitive stages.
- Gilligan's Approach: Highlights care, empathy, and interpersonal relationships.
- Conclusion: Both perspectives complement each other to form a comprehensive view of moral development in inclusive education.
Therefore, Option (a) accurately and comprehensively defines the scientific and practical interrelationship between these two theories.
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