Many Nineteenth-Century Doctors and Scientists Attributed Women's Supposed Moral Superiority

question 56

Multiple Choice

Many nineteenth-century doctors and scientists attributed women's supposed moral superiority to their:

• A)advanced capacity for abstract thought.
• B)total lack of any ability for abstract thought.
• C)lack of sexual feeling or passionlessness.
• D)ability to totally control their passions.
• E)concentrated attention to spouse and children.

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Definitions:

Industry

The sector of the economy concerned with the production, processing, and distribution of goods and services.

Social Rejection

The experience of being deliberately excluded or disregarded by others.

Feeling Inferior

Experiencing a persistent sense of inadequacy or lacking in comparison to others, which can impact an individual's self-esteem and mental health.