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Hess (1987, 1999) describes seven dimensions along which law and psychology differ. Which of the following statements is false?
a. Psychology is nomothetic and law is idiographic.
b. Psychology is prescriptive and law is descriptive.
c. Psychological knowledge is gained through research and legal knowledge is gained through precedent.
d. A psychologist's behaviour is severely limited within the court while the behaviour of a lawyer is less restricted.
e. Psychology believes in the quest for objective truths whereas the law defines truth subjectively.

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