Which of the following is true about Social Science? A. Memorising information will lead to conceptual development. B. The status of a 'fact' is always fixed.

Both statements are false. Memorising information does NOT lead to conceptual development—conceptual understanding requires meaningful engagement, analysis, and connections between ideas (A is false). The status of a 'fact' in social science is NOT always fixed—what is considered a fact can change with new evidence, perspectives, and interpretations; social science facts are often contested and contextual (B is false). Hence neither A nor B is true.