Other than Kohlberg and Gilligan who also feels that women show less sense of justice than men, that they are less ready to submit to the great exigencies of life, that they are more often influenced in their judgments by feelings of affection or hostility?

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Easton Merritt

27 January, 11:28

Other than Kohlberg and Gilligan who also feels that women show less sense of justice than men, that they are less ready to submit to the great exigencies of life, that they are more often influenced in their judgments by feelings of affection or hostility?

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Nickolas Bradshaw · Answer 1

Sigmund Freud also felt that women show less sense of justice than men, that they are less ready to submit to the great exigencies of life, that they are more often influenced in their judgments by feelings of affection or hostility.

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The men and women were always differentiated during judgments. The level that is considered to be ethically normal for women is different from the level of the men. The superego between men and women is never unstoppable and it is independent of its emotional origins.

Denial of the feminists should not be considered in one's decision. Sexual discrimination should be avoided completely and both the sexes should be treated with equal position and value.