Question

(e) state the two most important
a chievements of the behavioural
movement in political science.
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Answer 1

Answer:

Behaviouralism in politics implies a search for realism based on a scientific outlook. It refers to a break from the dominant concern with law, ideology and governmental institutions into an examination of all the structures and processes involved in politics and policy-making. The attainment of depth and realism in the study of political systems enables a researcher to locate the dynamic forces of politics wherever they may exist - in social classes, cultures, socio-economic transformations, political elites and international affairs.