How is the diversity of psychology limited?

The diversity of psychology is often limited by historical biases, cultural perspectives, and the predominance of Western theories and practices. Many psychological concepts and research findings are rooted in Western contexts, which can overlook or misinterpret non-Western experiences and cultural nuances. Additionally, the field has faced challenges in inclusivity regarding race, gender, and socioeconomic status, leading to a narrow understanding of human behavior. This lack of diversity can hinder the development of more holistic and universally applicable psychological insights.