Perhaps then the greatest failing of this deluge of positive psychology books is not that they (i)____________ the complexity typical of psychology in general – and in this case replace it with a breezy glibness – but that they dispense advice that is so (ii)____________ and littered with platitudes as to be bereft of the very succor the public requires during our (iii)____________ times. A. invoke B. pat C. heady D. address E. evocative F. trying G. eschew H. convoluted I. halcyon