The social sciences have no laws because ?
Correct answer: D. none of the above
- A. social scientists are a lawless group
- B. social science research techniques are flawed
- C. the various disciplines squabble among themselves
- D. none of the above
Explanation
None of the listed explanations adequately accounts for the claim that social sciences have no laws; the options about lawlessness, flawed methods, and disciplinary disputes are not valid reasons. Therefore the intended answer is none of the above.
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