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The difference between a ‘concept’ and a ‘proposition’ in a theory is that:

A. A concept is a complex idea, while a proposition is a simple one.
B. A proposition is a statement that describes the relationship between two or more concepts.
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C. A concept is testable, while a proposition is not.
D. A proposition is a building block, while a concept is the full theory.

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  • A concept is a complex idea, while a proposition is a simple one.
  • A proposition is a statement that describes the relationship between two or more concepts.
  • A concept is testable, while a proposition is not.
  • A proposition is a building block, while a concept is the full theory.

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