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A major way in which the psychologist's goal of explanation differs from the psychologist's goal of description is that explanations
A) use a lower level of analysis.
B) deliberately go beyond what can be observed.
C) are based on data.
D) are objective.

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Psychology and Life

Edition: 18^th

Authors: Gerrig, Zimbardo

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