In order to interrelate concepts and facts and organize a series of observations in a meaningful way, psychologists may develop
A)hypotheses.
B)theories.
C)surveys.
D)replications.

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Psychologists may develop theories in order to interrelate concepts and facts and organize a series of observations in a meaningful way. Theories are broad explanations and predictions about phenomena, based on empirical evidence. Hypotheses are specific predictions about what should be observed under certain conditions and are often used to test theories. Surveys and replications are research methods used to gather data, but they do not involve developing theories.

In Order to Interrelate Concepts and Facts and Organize a Series