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September 28, 2016 at 5:17 pmI am a college student taking a Social Science Research Methods course in the US. I am writing a short op-ed on whether sociology should be considered a science. I am looking for an example of a theoretical model that was never supported by empirical data to prove that even without empirical data the theoretical model can still be valuable. Do you have any examples?