The Principle of Falsifiability Means That

question 309

Multiple Choice

The principle of falsifiability means that:

• A) scientists, as well as people in general, tend to accept false information when it is endorsed by an authority.
• B) a scientist must state an idea in such a way that it can be refuted or disproved by counterevidence.
• C) scientists must be careful not to falsify their results.
• D) theories that have not been proven are considered falsified.

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