Why do researchers use the scientific method to study human behavior? a. because intuition is insufficient to determine truths about human behavior. b. because the scientific method allows new results to be added to a growing body of empirical knowledge. c. because the scientific method separate the personal bias or emotions of the scientist from more objective conclusions. d. all of the above are reasons why researchers use the scientific method.

D.

Explanation:

The scientific method allows a methodical approach to an issue. This means that through previously established procedures, in accordance with rational principles, observes, analyzes and concludes something about its object of study.

The scientific method to analyze human behavior can be used to make an exhaustive observation that keeps personal and physical distance between the researcher and the person or object that's being analized. This can contribute to more precise, more detailed and more efficient observations to help treat a disorder or illness not only for an individual but for a larger community.

The correct answer is D. All of the above are reasons why researchers use the scientific method.

Explanation:

The scientific method follows specific guidelines and a path in order to reach a conclusion. Even though the path may vary from study to study, it has a main core on how to carry it out.

Let's break down each option:

In conclusion, all of the options are reasons why researchers have relied on this method during studies about the human behavior.

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