One problem positivist sociological researchers face that natural scientists do not is

A) positivists are able to use more objective criteria than natural scientists are.
B) natural scientists have a bigger problem with personal bias than sociologists.
C) positivists have difficulties with personal biases and making moral judgments about research subjects.
D) positivists find studying human behavior is substantially easier than studying the natural environment.

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Alisha Blackburn · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Positivist sociological researchers have difficulty avoiding personal biases and making moral judgments about research subjects because they are studying human behavior, which is influenced by social and cultural context. In contrast, natural scientists study the natural environment, which is generally considered to be more objective and free from such biases.

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