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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #30267 Medium Theory 3
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However  simple  or  complex  the  chain  of  events  in  any  given  situation,  when  looked  into  it  usually  reveals  a  train  of    relationships  -  they  are  seen  to  be    in  some  way.  The  methods  of  analysis  aim  to  establish  these  relationships  and  provide  a  solid  background  for  useful    based  on  what  at  first  appear  to  be  separate  events.  The  first  step  in  this  process  is  to  collect  facts  and  then  see  if  any  particular    emerge.  If  they  do,  it  then  becomes  possible  to  form  theories  related  to  the  facts,  and  this  type  of  empirical  theory  forms  a  useful  basis  for    and  prediction.  However,  on  its  own  this  theory  is  not  enough;  the  essential  second  step  is  to  test  it  by  collecting  more  facts  and  by  checking  predictions  against  events.  These  new  facts  may  mean  you  have  to    the  theory,  bearing  in  mind  that  new  facts  can  only  either  disprove  or    a  theory  -  they  cannot  prove  it  to  be  right.

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