Feminism involves
A) using gender as a category of analysis, focusing on differences between feminine and masculine understandings and actions.
B) an understanding of women making decisions in a highly rational way, often cold to human concerns.
C) a view of women as typically exhibiting assertive, often aggressive behavior.
D) a perspective that sees women as customarily assuming leadership positions in society.

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Feminism involves using gender as a category of analysis, focusing on the differences and social constructs related to feminine and masculine roles, behaviors, and understandings. It seeks to understand and address inequalities that arise from these gendered distinctions. Choices B, C, and D describe specific behaviors or roles that do not encompass the broad aims of feminism, which is more concerned with equality and the critique of gender roles rather than asserting a particular behavior or role as typical for women.

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