A person formulates hypotheses about the environment and tests them against:
A) established psychological theories.
B) the archetypes in collective unconscious.
C) the reality of daily life.
D) unconscious fears and desires.

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The person tests their hypotheses against the reality of daily life. This is the most practical and appropriate way to test hypotheses about the environment. Established psychological theories and archetypes in collective unconscious can contribute to the formulation of hypotheses, but they cannot serve as the only basis for testing them. Unconscious fears and desires may also influence the hypotheses, but they are not necessarily the primary focus of the testing process.

A Person Formulates Hypotheses About the Environment and Tests Them