According to researchers in the differences tradition, psychology and its theories have failed women by

A) focusing on the differences between men and women.
B) devaluing their strengths.
C) focusing too much on the similarities between men and women.
D) demonstrating how little autonomy most people really have.

According to the differences tradition, psychology and its theories have failed women by devaluing their strengths. They argue that focusing on the differences between men and women has led to a bias against feminine traits and roles, which are often associated with weakness and inferiority. This has resulted in a lack of attention to women's unique experiences and perspectives, and a failure to appreciate their strengths and contributions.