Political Scientists Employing the Behavioral Approach Tend to

question 28

Multiple Choice

Political scientists employing the behavioral approach tend to

• A) concentrate on broad questions.
• B) avoid moral and philosophical analysis.
• C) reject the application of the scientific method to political science.
• D) draw heavily on the work of ancient political theorists.
• E) use dependency theory.

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Bar Chart

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