Prior to the changes in scientific thought that characterized the 1500s and 1600s, human behavior was assumed to be __________.
A) easily explainable through scientific thought
B) explainable in scientific terms for motor behavior, but not cognitive behavior
C) explainable from Descartes' perspective, but not Newton's
D) unexplainable and mysterious

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Prior to the changes in scientific thought during the 1500s and 1600s, human behavior was often seen as unexplainable and mysterious, and not easily understood through scientific thought.

Prior to the Changes in Scientific Thought That Characterized the 1500s