By comparing Louisa to "an uncloistered nun" at the end of the passage, the narrator invites a further comparison between individuals and society

Louisa's home and a house of worship

the conditions of Louisa's life and life in a convent

the sounds outside the house and the peace within it

the different futures open to men and to women

What is the american psychological association’s ethical principle of psychologists and code of conduct based upon? a. the work of a dozen world-renowned philosophers and ethical savants. b. the feedback of thousands of psychologists and their ethical struggles. c. the regulatory power and authority of the united states constitution. d. the hippocratic rules and guidelines of medical practitioners and surgeons. select the best answer from the choices provided a b c