What Was the Most Pervasive Criticism of Mental Health Practitioners

What was the most pervasive criticism of mental health practitioners by feminists in the 1970s?

A) Mental health practitioners were viewed as empowered professionals who typically wanted to take advantage of female clients.
B) They charged that the field was too responsive to the needs of young girls.
C) They viewed mental health practitioners as encouraging women to adopt traditional roles.
D) They argued that psychotherapy required too much intellectual work.
E) Many felt that therapy focused too much on cognitions when working with primarily affective female clients.