Popper (1968) Argued That Hypotheses Can Never Be Proved to Be

question 14

Multiple Choice

Popper (1968) argued that hypotheses can never be proved to be true by:

• A) Formal reasoning
• B) Genetic studies
• C) Simply generalising from confirming instances
• D) Brain-lesion studies
• E) Inductive reasoning

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