“Where I Lived, and What I Lived For” in Walden by Henry David Thoreau
The tone of the passage can best be characterized as
A.
candid and biting
B.
quiet and hopeful
C.
admiring and giddy
D.
dreamy and nostalgic
E.
vibrant and urgent

Critics claim that the biological theory of personality may be problematic for research due to which of the following? a. there is already too much theoretical work concerning biological influences on personality. b. biological influences on personality are impossible to scientifically research. c. the biological theory provides little structure to direct or guide research. d. biological theorists have had difficulty establishing supportive research for the biological perspective.