What Does the Declaration in 1904 from the Austrian Conference

question 9

Multiple Choice

What does the declaration in 1904 from the Austrian Conference of White-Collar Workers suggest about how male professionals viewed women in the workforce?

• A) Women were viewed as equals in skills and intellect.
• B) Women were not wanted in the workforce, as their presence was thought to indicate a problem in society.
• C) Considered a civilizing influence, women would help curb male aggression.
• D) Women were judged as slightly inferior but competent enough to participate.
• E) Considered a nurturing influence, women would function best in public relations and educational positions.

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