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To encourage the development of a morality of caring, Carol Gilligan recommends that teachers do which of the following?
A) Use acceptable forms of punishment, such as timeout, when students display behaviors that indicate a lack of caring.
B) Reinforce students with praise and other rewards when they display behaviors that demonstrate caring.
C) Create a curriculum that provides students with opportunities to think and talk about moral issues involving caring.
D) Invite guest speakers involved in caring professions, such as doctors, nurses, and ministers into class to discuss the importance of caring.

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