Of the 11,400 survey respondents, 44 percent of those whose most recent degree was in social and behavioral sciences—such as sociology, anthropology, and psychology—said they would now choose a different undergraduate field of study if they had the chance. To put it another way, the report suggests that some people regret choosing fields of study within social and behavioral sciences, not that they regret choosing that educational program. Undeclared/other 37 percent 7.