One of the problems of after-the-fact or "hindsight" explanations is that
A)there are many ways of explaining past events and there is usually no way to know which of these ways is correct
B)they fail to provide a foundation on which further scientific study can occur
C)they are usually too theoretically complex and sophisticated
D)there are many ways of explaining past events, without overemphasizing external validity

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Hindsight explanations often suffer from the issue that multiple explanations can seem plausible after an event has occurred, making it difficult to determine which explanation is actually correct. This is because knowing the outcome can bias our interpretation of the events leading up to it.

One of the Problems of After-The-Fact or "Hindsight" Explanations Is