Different accounts of the same behavior that together give us a more complete understanding represent different

A) cognitive functions.
B) unconscious motives.
C) levels of analysis.
D) natural selections.

Different accounts of the same behavior that provide different perspectives can help us achieve a more complete understanding. These accounts can come from different levels of analysis, such as biological, psychological, and sociocultural, which all contribute to a fuller picture of the behavior. The other options listed do not accurately describe the concept of multiple accounts contributing to a more complete understanding.