The parsimony canon of the scientific method states that:a. the simplest explanation of a phenomenon is most likely to be correctb. observation is the best way of gaining new knowledgec. phenomena have observable causesd. explanations of phenomena should be able to be falsified if they are incorrect

The correct answer is option a. the simplest explanation of a phenomenon is most likely to be correct.

Explanation:

In psychological investigation related scientific method we create clarifications of behavior beginning with the easiest depictions and extending those descriptions just when it turns out to be obvious that the behavior is more complex than real depiction of it.

As such, simple clarifications are preferred. It is expected that the less difficult clarification is bound to be right.

Thus, the correct answer is option a.

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