Your textbook discusses the issue of facilitated communication and its applicability to assisting children with autism. One possibility for the early research results was that the children were communicating through the adults who were assisting them. As the book notes, a simpler explanation for the miraculous findings was that the "facilitators" were simply guiding the hands of the children to communicate things that their parents would want to hear. This simpler explanation is consistent with the concept of
Select one:
a. replicability
b. Occam's Razor
c. falsifiability
d. correlation versus causation.

According to my research on different theories of communication, I can say that based on the information provided within the question this explanation is consistent with the concept of Occam's Razor. This concept states that out of two different explanations, the simpler one is usually the correct explanation. Since parents guiding the hands of the children to communicate things is the simpler explanation, then according to Occam's Razor it is also the correct explanation.

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