Question 1

Which of the following is the process of marginalizing groups of people who are not part of a dominant and privileged group of society?&#10;A) Critiquing&#10;B) Colonializing&#10;C) Othering&#10;D) Deconstructing

Accepted Answer

Othering is the process through which a dominant group marginalizes and defines those not in the dominant group as "the other," emphasizing their perceived differences and excluding them from power and privilege.

Question 2

Which &#34;wave&#34; of feminism was focused on organizing women and using feminism as a resource for seeking equality in social organizations?&#10;A) First wave&#10;B) Second wave&#10;C) Third wave&#10;D) Fourth wave

Accepted Answer

The second wave of feminism, which began in the 1960s and continued into the 1980s, focused on issues beyond the suffrage and political equality addressed in the first wave. It emphasized organizing women and using feminism as a resource for seeking equality in social organizations, workplaces, and in the law, addressing issues such as gender discrimination, reproductive rights, and the Equal Rights Amendment.

Question 3

Which of the following were proponents of liberal feminism? (Select all that apply.)&#10;A) Mary Wollstonecraft&#10;B) Angela Davis&#10;C) John Stuart Mill&#10;D) Julia Kristeva&#10;E) Shulamith Firestone

Accepted Answer

- Mary Wollstonecraft is known for her work "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" (1792), which argues for women's education and rationality, foundational to liberal feminism.- John Stuart Mill, with his work "The Subjection of Women" (1869), advocated for women's rights and equality, aligning with liberal feminist principles.

Question 4

Which feminist theory seeks to eradicate sexual oppression by ending women's economic dependence on men?&#10;A) Marxist/socialist feminism&#10;B) Liberal feminism&#10;C) Radical feminism&#10;D) Psychoanalytic feminism

Accepted Answer

Marxist/socialist feminism focuses on ending women's economic dependence on men as a path to eradicating sexual oppression, arguing that economic independence is crucial for women's liberation.

Question 5

Which feminist theory strives to eradicate the patriarchal system by replacing the institutions that support hierarchy and dominance?&#10;A) Womanist&#10;B) Liberal feminism&#10;C) Radical feminism&#10;D) Psychoanalytic feminism

Accepted Answer

Radical feminism focuses on the theory that the root cause of women's oppression lies in societal norms and institutions that are patriarchal in nature. It aims to dismantle these systems of power and replace them with more egalitarian structures, unlike other feminist theories that may seek reform or focus on individual aspects of gender inequality.

Question 6

According to radical feminism, which of the following are sources of women's oppression? (Select all that apply.)&#10;A) Biology&#10;B) Gender&#10;C) Psyche&#10;D) Sexuality&#10;E) Language

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Question 7

Which feminist theory seeks to reveal how language constructs gender and to use language to deconstruct gender?&#10;A) Womanist&#10;B) Postmodernist feminism&#10;C) Postcolonial feminism&#10;D) Liberal feminism

Accepted Answer

Postmodernist feminism focuses on the ways language and discourse construct and maintain gender roles, advocating for the use of language as a tool to deconstruct and challenge traditional gender norms.

Question 8

Which group of feminist theorists is concerned primarily with exploring subjectivity and agency, abjection, and psychosexual identity formation?&#10;A) French psychoanalytic feminists&#10;B) Early psychoanalytic feminists&#10;C) Queer theorists&#10;D) Womanists

Accepted Answer

French psychoanalytic feminists are primarily concerned with exploring subjectivity and agency, abjection, and psychosexual identity formation, drawing heavily on psychoanalytic theory to analyze the construction of gender and sexuality.

Question 9

Which group of feminist theorists is concerned primarily with pointing out the differences between the lives of women of color and the lives of White women?&#10;A) Queer theorists&#10;B) Liberal feminists&#10;C) Radical feminists&#10;D) Womanists

Accepted Answer

Womanists focus on the unique experiences and struggles of women of color, distinguishing their perspectives and challenges from those of White women, which is a central concern of womanist theory. This approach emphasizes the intersectionality of race, gender, and social class.

Question 10

Who coined the term &#34;womanist&#34;?&#10;A) Mary Daly&#10;B) Julia Kristeva&#10;C) Michel Foucault&#10;D) Alice Walker

Accepted Answer

Alice Walker coined the term "womanist" to refer to a black feminist or feminist of color, which she introduced in her book "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens: Womanist Prose" (1983).

Question 11

Which group of feminist theorists is known for studying sexuality via concepts such as the Oedipus complex and for promoting dual parenting?&#10;A) French psychoanalytic feminists&#10;B) Early psychoanalytic feminists&#10;C) Queer theorists&#10;D) Womanists

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Question 12

Which group of feminist theorists describes feminism from lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and queer (LGBTQ) perspectives and emphasizes &#34;affinity and solidarity over identity&#34;?&#10;A) Queer theorists&#10;B) Postcolonial feminists&#10;C) Radical feminists&#10;D) Womanists

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Question 13

A nurse researcher is interested in studying how the phenomenon of child labor in developing nations, resulting from globalization and the imposition of Western economic principles, has affected the health of girls in these nations. Which feminist theory would be most appropriate to adopt in this case?

A) Queer theory
B) Postcolonial feminist theory
C) Psychoanalytic feminist theory
D) Postmodern feminist theory

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Question 14

A nurse researcher would like to explore how the health outcomes of low-income African American women differ from those of low-income White women. Which feminist theory would be most appropriate to adopt in this case?

A) Queer theory
B) Marxist feminist theory
C) Psychoanalytic feminist theory
D) Womanist theory

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Question 15

Which of the following term denotes the concept that race-, class-, and gender-based oppressions interact and shape one another, resulting in complex, multifactorial results in the lives of women?&#10;A) Transnationalism&#10;B) Intersectionality&#10;C) Poststructuralism&#10;D) Subjectivity

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Deck 6: Feminist Frameworks for Advanced Practice With Women