If a theory gives good reason to believe that a phenomenon would occur under the conditions specified by the theory, the theory is said to have:
A) strong inference capacity.
B) explanatory relevance.
C) testability.
D) predictability.

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Explanatory relevance refers to the ability of a theory to provide a logical basis for why a phenomenon would occur under certain conditions.

If a Theory Gives Good Reason to Believe That a Phenomenon