A Goal of Critical Theory Is

Multiple Choice

A goal of critical theory is:

A) to produce descriptions that are closer approximations to the truth through a succession of experiments.
B) to identify causal relationships among variables in a process.
C) to develop descriptions of human behavior, which consist of a network of knowledge statements that are grounded in observation.
D) to facilitate individuals' realization that constructions are socially constructed beliefs rather than unchangeable truths.