Which is NOT a criticism leveled against psychology when applied to the legal system?
A)The lack of ecological validity in much psychological research
B)Going beyond research data to make moral judgments
C)The use of irrelevant past cases in making decisions about current issues
D)Its intrusion upon,and possible subversion of,legitimate activities of the legal system

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All other options (A, B, and D) have been commonly cited as criticisms of psychology's application in the legal system, such as the lack of generalizability of research findings to real-world contexts (ecological validity), the risk of researchers overstepping their bounds by making moral judgments, and the ethical considerations regarding the potential influence of psychological knowledge on judicial decision-making. Option C, however, does not accurately reflect any common criticisms of psychology in legal contexts.

Which Is NOT a Criticism Leveled Against Psychology When Applied