What two academic disciplines gave Durkheim the most resistance in his efforts to deem sociology a science? Mark both that apply.

A) economics
B) history
C) philosophy
D) psychology

Durkheim faced the most resistance from philosophy and psychology in his efforts to establish sociology as a science. Philosophers argued that sociology was too empirical and lacked the theoretical depth necessary for a true science, while psychologists argued that sociology was too focused on society as a whole and neglected the study of individuals. Durkheim's efforts to overcome these critiques and establish sociology as a distinct scientific discipline were a key contribution to the development of the social sciences in the early 20th century.