Social Psychology Differs from Common Sense in That

question 124

Multiple Choice

Social psychology differs from common sense in that

• A) common sense tends to produce more accurate knowledge about human behavior than social psychology.
• B) common sense captures the full complexity of human behavior.
• C) social psychology is far more intuitive than common sense.
• D) social psychology relies on the scientific method to test its theories.

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