Which of the following constitute facts related to variables?
A) the empirical counterpart to a concept
B) variables can only be one value
C) more broad than concepts
D) cannot be observed

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Variables are the empirical counterpart to concepts, meaning they are measurable and observable aspects of those concepts.

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 B and D are both incorrect statements. Variables can have multiple values, and they are observable through various means, such as surveys or experiments. Choice C is also not a fact, as the level of specificity and breadth of a variable is dependent on the particular variable in question.

Which of the Following Constitute Facts Related to Variables