The shift in political science toward seeking causality and using quantitative methods is known as the:
A)mathematical revolution.
B)behavioral revolution.
C)statistical turn.
D)analytical revolt.
E)causal transformation.

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The shift toward seeking causality and using quantitative methods in political science is known as the "behavioral revolution." This movement began in the 1950s and emphasized the use of scientific methods to understand political behavior and institutions. The other answer choices (A, C, D, and E) are not commonly used phrases in political science to describe this shift.

The Shift in Political Science Toward Seeking Causality and Using