In the nineteenth century, the first social scientists argued about the proper goals and methods of their fields. John Stuart Mill proposed that the social sciences should:
A) be like history, seeking to understand human beings' actions through sympathy and empathy
B) should develop their own methods, autonomous of any other field
C) apply the methods and share the goals of the natural sciences
D) avoid excessive quantification
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