The Shift in Political Science Toward Seeking Causality and Using

question 6

Multiple Choice

The shift in political science toward seeking causality and using quantitative methods is known as the:

• A)mathematical revolution.
• B)behavioral revolution.
• C)statistical turn.
• D)analytical revolt.
• E)causal transformation.

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