In contrast to modern psychologists, ancient scholars explored human nature primarily through:
A) empirical evidence.
B) experimentation.
C) trained introspection.
D) insights inferred from anecdotes.

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Ancient scholars often relied on observations of human behavior, personal experiences, and philosophical reasoning rather than systematic experimentation or empirical evidence. They frequently used stories, myths, and anecdotes as a basis for inferring insights into human nature, making option D the correct choice.

In Contrast to Modern Psychologists, Ancient Scholars Explored Human Nature