Freud's Attitudes and Writings on Women Were Both Controversial and Paradoxical

Freud's attitudes and writings on women were both controversial and paradoxical because:

A) he believed that men had weaker superegos than women, but also believed that men could be better psychoanalysts than women.
B) he believed that men and women had similar innate developmental processes, but that environmental forces and culture then caused women to have weaker superegos .
C) he believed that women had stronger superegos than men but despite this he supported his daughter's wish to become a psychoanalyst.
D) he believed that women had weaker superegos than men, but also supported their entry into the profession of psychoanalysis.