To Find the Roots of Unhappiness, the Stoic Advises, We

To find the roots of unhappiness, the stoic advises, we must

A) look inward.
B) refuse to believe that fate has caused it.
C) be suspicious of friends who seem overly concerned about our well-being.
D) reevaluate the packaged opinions delivered up by smooth-talking TV commentators.
E) review the past history of family relationships, especially unresolved conflicts.