What Is the Difference Between Rationalist Methods and Constructivist Methods

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between rationalist methods and constructivist methods?

• A) Rationalist methods see causation as mutual, while constructivist methods see causation as sequential.
• B) Rationalist methods apply labels to facts, while constructivist methods do not.
• C) Rationalist methods see causation as sequential, while constructivist methods see causation as mutual.
• D) Rationalist methods posit that events are caused by external factors, while constructivist methods assert that events are caused by both external and internal factors.

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