Feminists Differed from Members of the Woman Movement in Which

question 40

Multiple Choice

Feminists differed from members of the woman movement in which of the following ways?

• A) Feminists rejected the idea of women uniting as a gender group; members of the woman movement encouraged gender-group unity.
• B) Feminists argued that there were no differences between women and men; members of the woman movement stressed the differences between the sexes.
• C) Feminists spoke of rights and self-development as the path to independence; members of the woman movement spoke of duties and moral purity.
• D) Feminists believed that in many instances women should be treated differently than men; members of the woman movement called for an end to all gender-based distinctions.

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Definitions:

Conditioning

A process of behavior modification by which a subject comes to associate a desired behavior with a previously unrelated stimulus.

Effortful Processing

A form of memory encoding that necessitates focus and deliberate effort, unlike automatic processing.

Encoding

Encoding is the initial process of converting information into a form that can be stored in memory, involving the transformation of sensory input into a meaningful memory.

Implicit Memory

This is a type of long-term memory that enables people to perform tasks without conscious awareness of these previous experiences.