In carol gilligan’s example from in a different voice, the child named amy focuses on which aspect of the heinz dilemma? the relationships involved in the dilemma the logical nature of the problem a utilitarian calculus that weighs the options kohlberg’s theory of moral development

In Carol Gilligan's example from In a Different Voice, the child named Amy focuses on this aspect of the Heinz dilemma - the relationships involved in this dilemma.
She is mostly interested in the relationships between people who are the participants of this dilemma found in the novel.

In 2081, everyone is equal not only in the eyes of the law but in every way; nobody is smarter, more athletic, better looking, etc. than anyone else. hazel is of average intelligence, which means she can't think about anything except in short bursts, and george has an intelligence way above normal.