Edward B. Tichener was the mentor for the first female to earn a Ph.D. degree in psychology. Nevertheless, he
A) refused to offer her a job after graduation.
B) disagreed with the position of the university to grant her the degree.
C) never allowed her to attend his weekly research meetings.
D) refused to allow her to teach.
Answer: C
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