Which of the following is an assumption that psychologists make in their study of behavior?
a. Behavior is not always predictable.
b. We want to control behavior.
c. Behavior does not follow laws
d. Assumptions? Psychologists don’t make assumptions!
A. behavior is not always predictable
Behavior is only predicatable most of the time not necessarily always. It is said it is predictable nearly 93% of the time. It cannot be the case always as psychology relies hugely on subjectivity. So there are always exceptions to any problem and predicting behavior patterns would be one of them.
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