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Explain, in general terms, the distinction between observational and theoretical concepts

Explain, in general terms, the distinction between observational and theoretical concepts. Then exemplify the distinction with a scientific theory of your choice. That is, specify for some scientific theory T which theoretical concepts are introduced by T. Further, specify the concepts which are used to describe the phenomena that T is supposed to explain.

Citation style: preferably some author-year-style, such as Chicago.
Literature:

G. Schurz: Philosophy of Science. A Unified Approach, 2014.
R. Carnap: Philosophical Foundations of Physics, Chapter 23 — 25, 1966.
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H. Andreas: Theoretical Terms in Science, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/theoretical-terms-science/.
Before starting the paper, plz send me an outline first. Best before March 26

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