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    Immanuel Kant Argued That Psychology Could Never Be
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Immanuel Kant Argued That Psychology Could Never Be

Question 22

Question 22

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Immanuel Kant argued that psychology could never be


A) an exact science.
B) as reputable and reliable as the "harder" sciences.
C) wholly empirical.
D) applicable to the everyday matters of humans.

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