What is the correct definition of a princible? a)A statement of a relationship between two or more abstractions. b)A simplified, symbolic representation of a theory or conceptual scheme. c)An abstract generalization that presents a systematic explanation about the relationships among phenomena. d)An abstract idea which represents a class or group of things or actions having certain characteristics in common.
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The correct definition of a principle is option c) An abstract generalization that presents a systematic explanation about the relationships among phenomena.
To arrive at this answer, you can break down each option and analyze their meaning:
a) A statement of a relationship between two or more abstractions: While this option mentions a relationship between abstractions, it does not capture the broader concept of a principle, which encompasses more than just abstractions.
b) A simplified, symbolic representation of a theory or conceptual scheme: This option describes a representation rather than a principle itself. A principle goes beyond just representation; it provides a systematic explanation of relationships among phenomena.
c) An abstract generalization that presents a systematic explanation about the relationships among phenomena: This option accurately describes a principle. It highlights the generalization and systematic explanation, which are key aspects of a principle.
d) An abstract idea which represents a class or group of things or actions having certain characteristics in common: This option captures the concept of an abstract idea representing a group of things or actions, but it does not emphasize the systematic explanation or relationship among phenomena.
Based on this analysis, option c is the most accurate definition of a principle.