The belief that human behavior is determined but the causes of behavior cannot be accurately measured is called:

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The uncertainty principle, primarily associated with quantum physics and Werner Heisenberg, suggests that there are limits to how precisely the position and momentum of a particle can be known at the same time. This principle has been metaphorically applied to various fields, including the study of human behavior, to suggest that while behavior may be determined by underlying causes, those causes cannot always be accurately measured or predicted.

The Belief That Human Behavior Is Determined but the Causes