Most Sociologists Agree with Auguste Comte That Science Is a Crucial

question 171

Multiple Choice

Most sociologists agree with Auguste Comte that science is a crucial part of sociology, but most also agree that

• A) human beings are partly creative and spontaneous..
• B) human behavior is often more complex than natural phenomena.
• C) no rigid "laws" of society" hold everywhere and at all times.
• D) All of the above are correct.

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Definitions:

Math-enriched Experiences

Activities or exposures designed to enhance one's understanding, appreciation, and skills in mathematics, typically outside of traditional classroom settings.

Confounding

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Experimental Effects

The changes or outcomes observed in an experimental setting, attributable to the manipulation of independent variables.

Autonomy

The capacity to make independent choices and to have self-governance, often discussed in the context of moral, ethical, or political theory.