What Can We Learn from Studying the Science Conducted by the Nazi

question 4

Multiple Choice

What can we learn from studying the science conducted by the Nazi regime in Germany?

• A) It was based on highly questionable research methods and should be completely disregarded.
• B) There was a similarity between Nazi science and modern science to the extent that large subject pools were used.
• C) It did nothing to advance our understanding of criminal behaviour given their backward perspectives on behaviour.
• D) It was not significantly different from modern science and we must remain critical of scientific methods and results.

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