Discussion
According to whom "To understand the truth there is no alternative to scientific method."
Answer: B
The view is that of Karl Peers, as the paper prints the name of Karl Pearson.
Karl Pearson, the British statistician, wrote in The Grammar of Science (1892) that there is no short cut to truth and no way to gain knowledge of the universe except through the gateway of scientific method. The question paraphrases that claim, which made him a standard citation in research methodology.
T.H. Green was an idealist philosopher of the state, J.W. Best wrote a widely used textbook of educational research, and Chester Barnard wrote on the functions of the executive. None of them is the source.
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