In the search for causes of behavior, Cialdini's (1994) idea of "scouting" involves:
A. making systematic observations of naturally occurring behavior.
B. developing a set of mutually exclusive research hypotheses to test.
C. isolating specific cause-effect relationships.
D. making unsystematic observations of behavior to develop general ideas for research.
Answer: A
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