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To understand the world we live in, we use mental models. What is the problem with mental models? (Select all that apply) •They are personal •They are incomplete •They are idiosyncratic •They are untestable
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To understand the world we live in, we use mental models. What is the problem with mental models? (Select all that apply)

•They are personal

•They are incomplete

•They are idiosyncratic

•They are untestable

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The answer is D
They are untestable
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They are untestable
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