Identifying general principles of behavior and using them to describe relationships among abstract concepts are part of the theoretical goal of
A) guiding application.
B) organizing knowledge.
C) extending knowledge.
D) guiding research.

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Identifying general principles of behavior and using them to describe relationships among abstract concepts fall under the goal of organizing knowledge, as it aims to establish a systematic and coherent framework for understanding and explaining phenomena. The other options listed are also important goals in psychological research, but they do not specifically address this aspect of theory-building.

Identifying General Principles of Behavior and Using Them to Describe