Despite the empirical advances in the natural sciences, psychology was not ready to pursue scientific study because:
A) the Church would not allow it.
B) the learned societies were not convinced of psychology's importance.
C) the new understanding of physiology made psychology unnecessary.
D) observation of human activity was impossible.
E) of the problem of common agreement about the nature of human activity.

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The challenge in psychology becoming a scientific discipline was largely due to the difficulty in reaching a consensus on the nature of human activity, which is essential for establishing a common framework for study and research.

Despite the Empirical Advances in the Natural Sciences, Psychology Was