Probabilistic Theories Suggest

question 8

Multiple Choice

Probabilistic theories suggest:

• A) that an outcome is by definition the only possible result associated with a particular cause
• B) that the likelihood of an event occurring is either higher or lower for a particular reason
• C) the absence of a certain value of one or more independent variables
• D) that a theory should be applicable to as many contexts as possible and not only to the set of observations that were included in the original study

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