Author Question: A multilevel theory is best described as A) a unified theory that explains phenomena at various ... (Read 114 times)

Beheh · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

A multilevel theory is best described as

A) a unified theory that explains phenomena at various levels (e.g., biological, behavioral, and so on).
B) a theory presented differently for elementary students and for advanced students.
C) a theory that is tested by both correlational and experimental research.
D) a theory that is ambiguously phrased.

Question 2

One reason for the diversity of theories is that they explain phenomena at different

A) levels of complexity.
B) levels of intellectual sophistication.
C) levels of explanation.
D) levels of cultural awareness.