Modern Psychology

The major event that marked the end of first-wave feminism in the United States was

One impetus for the second wave of feminism was the publication of The Feminine Mystique by

Although the author of The Feminine Mystique was not a psychologist, her work was critical of psychology, specifically

Naomi Weisstein's article Psychology Constructs the Female argued that

The formation of Division 35 of the American Psychological Association (APA), the Psychology of Women Division, was partly inspired by

The problems discussed in Phyllis Chesler's Women and Madness were described as originating from

A serious risk for women seeking therapeutic treatment for psychological issues in the 1960s and 1970s was

The removal of homosexuality from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders did not occur until

In Eleanor Maccoby and Carol Jacklin'sanalysis of sex differences research, all of the following were determined to be empirically supported except

Maccoby and Jacklin concluded in their study that the most influential factor or factors in the development of differences between the sexes are

The relational-cultural model described by Jean Baker Miller refers to

The Roe v.Wade decision in the United States was monumental in that

Arguments made by Gerda Lerner in regards to women in history

Interest in the history of women in Psychology starting in the 1970s was evident in

A hurdle or hurdles that early American female psychologists had to deal with included

Women of Psychology's second generation differed from their earlier counterparts in

The first African American woman to earn her PhD in psychology was

Which of the following has occurred the most often in the APA?

Intersectionality refers to

Liberal feminism has influenced feminist psychology in that