According to the text, unfounded but commonly accepted explanations for behavior:
A) are always harmless.
B) are normally as good as scientific explanations.
C) can have widespread consequences when they become the basis for social policy.
D) are never used as a basis for social policy.

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Unfounded explanations, when accepted and used as a basis for social policy, can lead to widespread consequences because they are not based on scientific evidence or facts.

According to the Text, Unfounded but Commonly Accepted Explanations for Behavior