The Psychobiographical Analyses of Salvador Dali, Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton

The psychobiographical analyses of Salvador Dali, Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and Ozzie Osbourne demonstrate that:

A) the five-factor model is adequate in accounting for key personality differences.
B) in order to avoid eventism and originology, we should avoid personality explanations that consider the first few years of life.
C) the use of multiple theories lends a richness to our understanding of case histories.
D) individuals are too complex to be understood through the idiographic approach.