An individual who finds that his or her gender identity and biological sex are different is known as __________

Ellen graduated from college with a degree in art history. She got married right after graduation. Shortly thereafter, she became a mother. She was a stay-at-home mother until her daughter started high school. Then, she was able to get a job at a local museum. Ellen followed which pattern of career development?

A) Interrupted B) Modified second C) Regular D) Second

Which of the following are key elements to liberation psychology?

A. Psychology needs to focus more on the needs of the masses. B. Psychology needs to consider what psychosocial processes look like from the perspective of the oppressed. C. Psychology needs to consider itself as an agent of positive social change. D. all of these