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This answer is equivocal. A model represents reality and
serves to describe that reality and to represent relationships
among events in that reality. A good model has point-to-point
correspondence with reality; that is, the model contains
elements that represent actual real events. Given that, our
manipulation of a model can suggest to us how phenomena
actually work in the real world. It does not tell us so with certainty,
and anything the model suggests must be verified by empirical research.
But the model can suggest how events might play out in reality. It is up
to the scientist to test to see if the predictions of the model are accurate.