"Perspectives" Are Different from "Theories" Because

Multiple Choice

"Perspectives" are different from "theories" because

A) Actually, they are not different.
B) perspectives do not offer explicit predictions or observations of human behavior.
C) theories do not offer explicit predictions or observations of human behavior.
D) theories offer practitioners a way to consider various points of view and integrate them into their assessments of human behavior as they occur at individual, family, group, organizational, community, and societal levels.