"Dynamic Lattice" Refers to

Multiple Choice

"Dynamic lattice" refers to

A) a network of cognitive, affective, and conative orientations bounded by the social realm at the bottom and by the intellectual realm at the top
B) the tracing of the subsidiation of attitudes, one to another ending in the satisfaction of a number of primary ergic goals
C) a complex of interrelated psychic entities, each observable and measurable
D) the intricate interrelation among aspects the physiological, the intellectual, and the external world, including the social realm