Psychologist Leta Stetter Hollingworth Argued That Women's Intellectual Potential Would

Psychologist Leta Stetter Hollingworth argued that women's intellectual potential would not be understood until

A) women had the freedom to choose a life including career, motherhood, or both.
B) female psychologists studied maternal instinct in more objective ways than the male psychologists had done.
C) women gained the right to vote.
D) men began to participate equally in child care.
E) all of the above