One of the Main Differences Between Theories and Hypotheses, Is

question 313

Multiple Choice

One of the main differences between theories and hypotheses, is that

• A)theories tend to be broader than hypotheses
• B)hypotheses tend to be broader than theories
• C)theories tend to be internally valid, whereas hypotheses tend to be externally valid
• D)theories use operational definitions, whereas hypotheses do not
• E)theories involve testable "If-Then" statements, whereas hypotheses do not

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Definitions:

Asserted Proposition

A statement or claim declared to be true within the context of a logical argument or discourse.

Noun Clause

A subordinate clause that functions as a noun within a sentence.

Noun Clause

A subordinate clause that functions as a noun within a larger sentence.

Noun Clause

A subordinate clause that functions as a noun within a sentence, acting as a subject, object, or complement.