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Feminism as primarily concerned with:
 
  a. the mistreatment of women by men.
  b. the promotion of women over men.
  c. equal social, economic, and political rights for men and women.
  d. improving inter-gender communication.

Question 2

Carol Gilligan's landmark work, In a Different Voice, called for:
 
  a. ceasing the oppressive use of psychotherapy to treat women.
  b. the conduct of psychotherapy by women for women.
  c. integration of a female perspective into psychological theory and science.
  d. equal rights for women in the workplace.



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