In which of the following ways is the concept of falsifiable hypothesis used in comparative politics?
A. to study cases where direct comparative studies are not possible
B. to generate irrefutable answers to political questions
C. to validate hypotheses which have no real-life examples
D. to help narrow down potential explanations for political outcomes
E. to disregard anomalies that go against the original hypothesis
Question 2
In the ________, cases with different attributes but shared outcomes are compared and contrasted in order to identify the one attribute these cases share in common as the causal factor.
A. method of limits
B. method of averages
C. method of quantiles
D. method of difference
E. method of agreement
