Question

Dorothea Dix was known for becoming the first woman to be appointed president of the American Psychological Association (APA) becoming the first woman to be appointed president of the American Psychological Association (APA) A becoming the first woman to be granted a Ph.D. in psychology becoming the first woman to be granted a Ph.D. in psychology B documenting the poor conditions of mental asylums, which eventually led to their reform documenting the poor conditions of mental asylums, which eventually led to their reform C being the first person to ever be called a psychologist being the first person to ever be called a psychologist D conducting the Little Albert study alongside John Watson

Answer 1

Answer:

Option C: Documenting the poor conditions of mental asylums, which eventually led to their reform

Explanation:

Dorothea Dix is a renowned Activist who helped improve conditions of mental patients and fought for them. She is a renown activist in the 1800s. Her life service was dedicated herself to building and renovating hospitals and raising awareness at the harsh conditions that people were living in. She, as a woman with great influence left a mark in the world with her passion to help and support the mentally ill patients.

She influenced a lot and was touched by many and known as "the most effective advocate of the nineteenth century" by people.