The "multimethod approach" to research in psychology refers to the
A) many questionnaires researchers use to measure people's attitudes and opinions.
B) historical, social-cultural, and moral context of research.
C) multiple theoretical perspectives within psychology, including behaviorism and cognitive psychology.
D) multiple strategies available to psychologists to answer research questions.

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The multimethod approach refers to the multiple strategies available to psychologists to answer research questions, including surveys, experiments, observations, and case studies. While multiple theoretical perspectives may be incorporated, this is not the primary focus of the multimethod approach. Similarly, although historical, social-cultural, and moral context are important considerations in research, they are not the primary defining feature of the multimethod approach. Questionnaires may be one method used, but again, this is not the sole focus of the multimethod approach.

The "Multimethod Approach" to Research in Psychology Refers to the