"One Can Never Be Proved Right but Always Proved Wrong

question 126

Multiple Choice

"One can never be proved right but always proved wrong." This statement MOST closely reflects the scientific process of ______.

• A) reflection
• B) falsification
• C) inference
• D) correlation

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Definitions:

Glass-Steagall Act

A law enacted in 1933 to separate commercial banking from investment banking, aimed at reducing conflicts of interest and preventing future financial crises.