The Key Distinction Between Philosophy and Psychology Is the Fact

question 57

Multiple Choice

The key distinction between philosophy and psychology is the fact that psychology ____.

• A)is concerned with observable phenomena (e.g., behaviors)rather than unobservable phenomena (e.g., thoughts)
• B)is concerned with unobservable phenomena (e.g., thoughts)rather than observable phenomena (e.g., behaviors)
• C)primarily relies on the scientific method
• D)primarily relies on the case study method

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