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According to Gilligan, the stage of morality where women come to see that hurting anyone is immoral—

According to Gilligan, the stage of morality where women come to see that hurting anyone is immoral—including hurting themselves—and which establishes a moral equivalence between themselves and others and represents the most sophisticated level of moral reasoning, is called
a. orientation toward individual survival. c. goodness to truth.
b. goodness as self-sacrifice. d. morality of nonviolence.

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