Common Sense Differs from Sociology Primarily Because

Multiple Choice

Common sense differs from sociology primarily because:

A) Sociology uses scientific research methods to test ideas, while common sense relies primarily on untested information.
B) Sociology is an unpopular discipline, and common sense is viewed as a reliable source of information.
C) Common sense is only used by the uneducated, while only educated persons use sociology.
D) Common sense relies only on emotion to draw conclusions, while sociology relies only on logic to formulate studies.