A goal of critical theory is:
A) to produce descriptions that are closer approximations to the truth through a succession of experiments.
B) to identify causal relationships among variables in a process.
C) to develop descriptions of human behavior, which consist of a network of knowledge statements that are grounded in observation.
D) to facilitate individuals' realization that constructions are socially constructed beliefs rather than unchangeable truths.

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Critical theory aims to deconstruct socially constructed beliefs and make individuals aware that these are not unchangeable truths. It does not focus on producing empirical descriptions or identifying causal relationships among variables. While observations may inform critical theory, its goal is not primarily to develop a network of knowledge statements grounded in observation.

A Goal of Critical Theory Is