Popper's criterion of falsifiability suggests that:
A) Good theories are, in principle, refutable
B) Good theories are complex
C) Good theories are never falsifiable
D) Good theories are based on inductive logic

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Popper's criterion of falsifiability states that for a theory to be considered scientific, it must be testable and potentially refutable by evidence.

Popper's Criterion of Falsifiability Suggests That