A doctor working on cutting-edge treatments for obesity develops the hypothesis that certain psychological characteristics cause people to become obese. If this hypothesis is correct, people suffering from obesity will exhibit certain kinds of personality traits. And, in fact, his research produces observable correlations between obesity and these personality characteristics. He uses this evidence to argue that his hypothesis cannot be incorrect. Which of the following are accurate descriptions of the connection the doctor makes between his hypothesis and his evidence? Check all that apply. He is ignoring other possible explanations. He claims that, because one of the implications of his hypothesis is true, his hypothesis correlating obesity and personality traits is also necessarily true. His hypothesis is a deduction from the evidence. He is allowing his hypothesis to guide his search for evidence. His hypothesis is empirically untestable, His hypothesis is unrelated to the evidence from his research.