A follow-up study to Carol Gilligan's work in female adolescent moral
development was conducted in the presentation of a hypothetical moral
sexual situation to eight older, culturally diverse adolescent females
in their first year of college. The naming of a ''Good Friend's'' con
flict and the personal moral reasoning of the interviewees were audiot
aped, transcribed and analyzed using a sequence of four readings as su
bscribed by Gilligan and her associates. Examples of Justice reasoning
, a Care reasoning, and an Integrated moral reasoning are presented al
ong with suggestions for educators and therapists.