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    An Explanation That Is Hard to Understand on Its Own
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An Explanation That Is Hard to Understand on Its Own

Question 13

Question 13

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An explanation that is hard to understand on its own and not self-explaining is often called a:


A) black box explanation
B) deeper explanation
C) ultimate cause

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