Which of the following does a theory NOT do?

a. Replicate other theories
b. Make new predictions
c. Describe known facts
d. Propose relations among variables
e. Explain known facts


Ans: a. Replicate other theories

Psychology

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One of the disadvantages of the correlational method is that

a. correlations may be weak. b. correlations may be negative or zero. c. it can only be used in laboratory settings. d. the relationships observed between variables may be caused by some unknown third factor.

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b. a lack of energy needed to separate actin and myosin molecules. c. an increase in intracellular calcium concentrations. d. the breakdown of troponin molecules.

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