Determining the Cause of Behavior Is an Important Goal of Behavioral

Multiple Choice

Determining the cause of behavior is an important goal of behavioral science because:

A) behavior cannot be altered unless the cause is known.
B) predicting behavior necessitates a need to know the exact cause of the behavior.
C) without knowing the cause of a specific behavior, there is always the risk of generating an erroneous description.
D) it adds to the credibility of the scientist involved in behavioral research.