Which of the following best describes common arguments against pitting ecological and cognitive approaches directly against each other?
A) Lack of empirical support for either approach
B) Inability to falsify both meta-theories
C) Difficulty distinguishing between perception and cognition in practice
D) Both B and C

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Both options B and C represent common arguments against pitting ecological and cognitive approaches directly against each other. It is often difficult to distinguish between perception and cognition in practice, and both meta-theories are not easily falsifiable. Empirical support is not necessarily a crucial part of these arguments.

Which of the Following Best Describes Common Arguments Against Pitting