Scientists Never Prove That Their Theories Are Correct

question 13

Multiple Choice

Scientists never prove that their theories are correct. However, they can

• A) demonstrate that their theories are logically valid.
• B) use empirical evidence to show that their theories are wrong.
• C) claim that some theories have more empirical support than others.
• D) all of these.

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