Please match description appropriate with philosophical perspectives
-The philosophy that argued that any theory is a possible, but not necessarily infallible, explanation; its ability to approach the truth is contingent on whether statements that are logically deduced from it hold up in the natural world.
A) Classicism
B) Logical positivism
C) Critical modernism
D) Social constructivism
E) Contemporarism

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Logical positivism holds that philosophy should aspire to the same level of clarity and precision as science. It argues that a theory's validity is contingent on empirical verification, meaning that its truth is determined by whether its predictions can be observed and tested in the natural world. This perspective emphasizes the importance of logical and mathematical language in formulating and testing hypotheses.

Please Match Description Appropriate with Philosophical Perspectives