Well, I can see the point everyone's making. However, I think that the structure of the sentence actually suggests that these "mouvements" are the real object.
They are feelings and behaviours that are obviously widely praised in the society this girl lives in.
The question now would have to be what kind of feelings and behaviours she is talking about.
Is she referring to a loathing for men (unlikely to be praised in a society where girls are usually expected to fall in love, marry young and start a family)?
Or is she talking about those social behaviours that a young lady should display to be considered "respectable"? (and that also explains the use of the verb "to learn" - "appris à dépister". As you grow up, you learn social behaviours, which you internalise and thus "discover" in yourself ).
I think that she's saying that she did not steer clear of men because that was considered to be the right thing to do. She simply hated the opposite sex.

Well, that's how I understood it anyway. Hope it helps.