For Psychology, the 19th Century Romantic Movement

For psychology, the 19th century romantic movement:

A) cemented a commitment to the methods of natural science for the emerging discipline.
B) made psychology more closely aligned with physics and biology.
C) provided a check on the accelerated development of psychology as a natural science.
D) offered a viable model of psychology as a romantic art.
E) interfered with the emergence of psychology as an independent discipline.