Scientist Jones Believes That Children Learn to Read Primarily Through

Multiple Choice

Scientist Jones believes that children learn to read primarily through a combination of visual and auditory processes, that they learn to do mathematics primarily through spacial processing, and that they learn to write primarily through a tactile system. Scientist Smith, on the other hand, hypothesizes that reading, writing, and mathematics are all produced by the operation of a single decision system. Although scientist Smith's theory might not be correct, it is definitely more

A) objective.
B) empirical.
C) parsimonious.
D) tautological.