Multiple Choice
Theory is best defined as
A) interconnected statements, ideas or principles that explain observable events.
B) guesses or hunches about observed behaviors in nature.
C) a group of hypotheses used to create a set of new ideas.
D) research questions that are tested using case studies.
E) working ideas that are developed during data collection phases.
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