Which was NOT widely accepted as a likely early explanation for women's mental health illnesses?

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The concept of being oppressed by strict gendered norms for behavior as an explanation for women's mental health illnesses was not widely accepted in early historical contexts. Other explanations, such as being possessed by demons (A), having a wandering uterus (C), and being childfree (D), were more commonly believed in various cultures and time periods.

Which Was NOT Widely Accepted as a Likely Early Explanation