Explanatory power refers to the ability of a theory, model, or framework to effectively clarify or account for a phenomenon, process, or set of observations. It measures how well a particular explanation can encompass various aspects of the data or scenarios in question, allowing researchers or practitioners to understand, predict, and interpret outcomes. Key aspects of explanatory power include: 1. **Clarity and Coherence**: An explanation should be clear and logically structured, making it easy to follow and understand.
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