When We Say That a Good Theory Is Falsifiable, We

question 47

Multiple Choice

When we say that a good theory is falsifiable, we mean

• A) that it is based on a false assumption.
• B) that it makes predictions which can be disproved through empirical observation.
• C) that hypotheses derived from the theory cannot be proven.
• D) that it contradicts a priori beliefs about a phenomenon.

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