Which of the following is true of paradigms, according to Kuhn? Choose all that are correct; there may be more than one answer.

Scientists can agree on the identification of a paradigm even if they agree on or do not even attempt to produce a full interpretation or rationalization of it$.$

Even people in the same or closely related fields may develop different paradigms based on their professional training, and a revolution in paradigm of one area in science need not affect any others.

Scientists often use models$/$paradigms without necessarily knowing how$/$why they have been adopted.

Scientists learn the meaning of concepts $($like force, etc$)$ through the application of theory to problem solving, not in the abstract$.$

Science is not a monolithic and unified enterprise that must stand or fall with any one of its paradigms or with all of them together. More like a ramshackle structure with little coherence among its various parts.