Which of the following is a major difference between Levinson's and Valliant's view on midlife?

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The major difference between Levinson's and Valliant's view on midlife is that Valliant maintains that only a minority of adults experience midlife as a crisis, while Levinson's theory focuses on the concept of a midlife crisis as a normal and pervasive experience for many adults. The other options are not correct: A is false because Levinson acknowledges that both genders can experience a midlife crisis; C is false because both theories provide different duration ranges, but this is not considered a major difference; and D is false because Valliant's study included both men and women from different socioeconomic backgrounds, although it has been criticized for lacking diversity.

Which of the Following Is a Major Difference Between Levinson's