We can usually have more confidence in scientific explanations than commonsense explanations because:
A) testing a scientific explanation rules out alternative explanations for observed behavior.
B) our intuition about the causes of behavior is usually correct and requires little, if any, empirical testing.
C) commonsense explanations are always wrong.
D) All of the answers are correct.

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Scientific explanations are typically based on systematic testing and empirical evidence, which helps rule out alternative explanations and increases confidence in their validity.

We Can Usually Have More Confidence in Scientific Explanations Than