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armygirl

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In order to be useful, a conceptual model must
 
  A) be real and true.
  B) have a tripartite structure, as does the classical model of human memory.
  C) make accurate predictions about relationships between observable events.
  D) not be tied to any observational base.

Question 2

Theories are
 
  A) either right or wrong.
  B) evaluated on the basis of being right or wrong.
  C) not open to verification.
  D) always tentative statements.



Jbrasil

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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