Regarding Women and the Professions During the Progressive Era

question 128

Multiple Choice

Regarding women and the professions during the Progressive Era,

• A) almost no women were able to have professional careers.
• B) the majority of professional women were nurses.
• C) social work was generally thought to be an appropriate career for women.
• D) educated black women were barred from all professional opportunities.
• E) women were forced out of nursing as the occupation gained distinction.

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Definitions:

Practice-Level Theories

Theories that are specifically designed to guide the day-to-day practice of professionals in a certain field.

Scope

The extent or range of a subject, activity, or project's coverage, influence, or action.

Level Of Abstraction

The degree to which information is summarized or generalized; in computer science, this can refer to how far removed a programming concept is from machine language, with higher levels being more human-readable.

Metaparadigm

A set of the most abstract and fundamental concepts that form the framework of a discipline, in nursing it includes person, environment, health, and nursing.