Psychology, she thought; that is what they called it these days, but in her view it was something much older than that. It was woman's knowledge, that was what it was; knowledge of how men behaved and how they could be persuaded to do something if one approached the matter in the right way.
In her reflection on psychology, the protagonist suggests that it encompasses insights that have existed long before the term came into popular usage. She perceives this understanding as an intrinsic aspect of womanhood, emphasizing the wisdom that women have developed regarding male behavior.
This knowledge, she believes, involves the art of persuasion, where women can effectively influence men by approaching situations thoughtfully. This perspective highlights the depth of experience women have in navigating relationships and the social dynamics at play.
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