A Key Difference Between Observations and Inferred Concepts Is That

question 10

Multiple Choice

A key difference between observations and inferred concepts is that

• A) observations involve direct evidence, while inferred concepts refer to the explanations we provide for the evidence
• B) observations refer to conceptual aspects of our environment that are observed, while inferred concepts refer to the physical characteristics of these observations
• C) inferred concepts refer to physical aspects of our environment that are observed, while observations refer to the explanations we provide for these observations
• D) inferred concepts refer to the predictions we make about physical aspects of our environment that are observed, while raw observations refer to the frequency with which we observe them

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