Critics of the behavioral revolution accused it of which of the following?
A) It was too focused on history.
B) It had come to emphasize methodology over knowledge.
C) It had not fully embraced mathematical innovations.
D) It was not interested in developing predictive models of politics.

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Critics of the behavioral revolution argued that it had become too focused on methodological techniques and had neglected the importance of theoretical knowledge and understanding. They also believed that it had lost sight of important political issues and questions, and had become too concerned with statistical analysis and measurement.

Critics of the Behavioral Revolution Accused It of Which of the Following