One "Reality" of Social Scientific Inquiry Is That, in Comparison

question 52

Multiple Choice

One "reality" of social scientific inquiry is that, in comparison with the natural sciences,

• A) theoretical knowledge is less developed in the social sciences.
• B) personal values and biases have a greater impact because social scientists are more passionate about their work.
• C) the social sciences are more likely to involve collaborative research.
• D) the social sciences seldom use methods to control for error and bias.

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