Which of the following is not a true statement?
A)A principle is a statement of a true and generalized nature containing referents to the real world.
B)If a principle could be empirically tested and proven true, it would be capable of becoming a law.
C)The truth of a law or principle means that is should not be replaced by a newer system.
D)Principles are general statements that influence the way we view phenomena and the way we think about problems.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The truth of a law or principle does not necessarily mean that it should not be replaced by a newer system. Scientific progress involves the constant exploration and validation of new ideas and theories, which can lead to the replacement of older ideas with new ones. Therefore, the statement in choice C is not true.

Which of the Following Is Not a True Statement