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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