Of the four goals of behavioral science, description of behavior involves:

A. careful observation of things that are observable such as eye gaze and running speed.

B. regular observation of a specific behavior to ensure that two events are systematically related to one another.

C. explaining the events that have been previously described.

D. understanding the reason behind the occurrence of certain types of behavior.

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Bodie

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15 August, 21:44

Of the four goals of behavioral science, description of behavior involves:

A. careful observation of things that are observable such as eye gaze and running speed.

B. regular observation of a specific behavior to ensure that two events are systematically related to one another.

C. explaining the events that have been previously described.

D. understanding the reason behind the occurrence of certain types of behavior.

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Denisse Herman · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A

Explanation: Psychology is the science that studies human behavior and its mental processes. In other words, Psychology studies what motivates human behavior - what sustains it, what finalizes it and its mental processes, which go through sensation, emotion, perception, learning, intelligence.