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When drawing conclusions from a set of experiments, which of the following attributes suggest that the proposed hypothesis might be correct: the hypothesis explains all of the relevant data (e.g., the experimental results are in line with the predictions of the hypothesis) the hypothesis offers the simplest explanation for the relevant data the hypothesis sheds light on phenomenon beyond the original question that can be followed up on through additional experimentation. all of the above none of the above

          When drawing conclusions from a set of experiments, which of the following attributes suggest that the proposed hypothesis might be correct:
the hypothesis explains all of the relevant data (e.g., the experimental results are in line with the predictions of the hypothesis)
the hypothesis offers the simplest explanation for the relevant data
the hypothesis sheds light on phenomenon beyond the original question that can be followed up on through additional experimentation.
all of the above
none of the above

When drawing conclusions from a set of experiments, which of the following attributes suggest that the proposed hypothesis might be correct:
the hypothesis explains all of the relevant data (e.g., the experimental results are in line with the predictions of the hypothesis)
the hypothesis offers the simplest explanation for the relevant data
the hypothesis sheds light on phenomenon beyond the original question that can be followed up on through additional experimentation.
all of the above
none of the above

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