When Erich Fromm Spoke of a "Burden of Freedom," He

Multiple Choice

When Erich Fromm spoke of a "burden of freedom," he meant

A) ​the disintegration of all artistic rules.
B) ​the problems faced by political refugees.
C) ​feelings of doubt and aloneness in a world without purpose.
D) ​the responsibility of an individual to vote in states that had suffrage.
E) ​in a free society, each person is responsible for everyone's well-being.