In social science, perfect relationships almost never are observed because
A) nearly every variable in the social world is influenced by many other variables.
B) measurements are often imprecise and contain errors.
C) both a and b
D) neither a nor b

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Both options A and B are correct. The social world is complex and influenced by many variables, making it difficult to observe perfect relationships. Additionally, measurements in social science are often subject to errors and imprecision, further complicating the ability to observe perfect relationships.

In Social Science, Perfect Relationships Almost Never Are Observed Because