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    In Contrast to Laws,theories Do Not Always Make Accurate Predictions
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In Contrast to Laws,theories Do Not Always Make Accurate Predictions

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Question 26

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In contrast to laws,theories do not always make accurate predictions.This is partly because of:


A) boundary conditions
B) poor testability
C) parsimony
D) logical positivism

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