Question 53 Language Comprehension 2018 Medium MCQ +4.00 marks · -1.00 negative

I once made a statement in a room full of college students that the most important thing a young person could acquire in college might be a sense of her own limitations. I realised when I said it that it was not a very fashionable thing to say. Popular books on how to therapy…

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The author's attitude towards popular how-to books could be described as:

A. Critical B. Approving C. Apathetic D. Sympathetic

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