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In Carol Gilligan's critique of Erikson's theory, she pointed out that:
 
  a. his model did not reflect women's development
  b. for men, identity precedes intimacy and generativity
  c. for women, the developmental tasks are fused
  d. attachments appear to be developmental impediments
  e. all of the above
  f. only a, b, and c

Question 2

Feminist theories of gender oppression:
 
  a. are most concerned with the role of power and domination in
  creating inequality
  b. are most concerned with structural differences that are tied to the organization of
  society
  c. point to commonalities in all humans
  d. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

A



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