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An explanation for behavior must be __________ and __________ to be considered a scientific theory. A. repeated . . . recorded B. proven . . . recorded C. testable . . . supported D. testable . . . proven
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An explanation for behavior must be __________ and __________ to be considered a scientific theory.

A. repeated . . . recorded
B. proven . . . recorded
C. testable . . . supported
D. testable . . . proven

User Jayesh Lathiya
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Answer:

the answer is C :)

Step-by-step explanation:

User Tibor Benke
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A reason to theory should support the theory , and it can be testified also, otherwise it will not be considered as scientific theory.
So according to above explanation
C. testable . . . supported is the correct answer.
User Henrique Andrade
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