The four goals of scientific research on behavior are to
A. describe, prescribe, eliminate, and undermine behavior.
B. describe, predict, explain, and determine the causes of behavior.
C. describe, analyze, eliminate, and determine the effects of behavior.
D. describe, understand, explain, and modify behavior.

B. Describe, predict, explain and determine the causes of behavior.

Explanation: Scientific research on behavior should be able to give a description of the behavior being studied, the characteristics attached to individuals with such behavior. The study should enable accurate prediction of the behavior by giving distinctive attributes which differentiates such behavior from others. Give detailed information on the behavior and also enlighten on the likely causes of such behavior such as heredity, environmental factors and so on.

answer; bill of rights;

answer; human capital;