One problem researchers have had in finding experimental evidence in support of Freud's theory of humor is that

A) many of the findings are subject to alternative explanations.
B) predictions can't be derived from Freud's theory.
C) very few, if any, of the findings have been replicated.
D) researchers are unable to manipulate the participant's unconscious thoughts.

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Many of the findings supporting Freud's theory of humor can be explained by alternative factors or interpretations, making it challenging to establish direct empirical evidence for the theory.

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