What is the main disadvantage to using the hypothetico–deductive approach to problem solving in the prehospital setting?
A) The hypothetico–deductive approach requires the luxuries of time and information.
B) The hypothetico–deductive approach is a great way to learn critical thinking skills.
C) The hypothetico–deductive approach is structured, formal, and deliberate.
D) The hypothetico–deductive approach is a repetitive process of forming, Referenceining, eliminating, and adding hypothesis.
Answer: A
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