Multiple Choice
John Stuart Mill argues that many sciences including meteorology must couch their results in terms of
Probabilities. With respect to psychology, he believed
A) that there could be a basic psychology, but not an applied psychology.
B) there could be both a basic and an applied psychology.
C) we could make probabilistic statements, but they would not be sufficiently exact to be helpful.
D) it could really never be a science.
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