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What type of reasoning moves from specific details and observations to more general underlying principles?
What type of reasoning moves from specific details and observations to more general underlying principles?
- Deductive reasoning
- Inductive reasoning (correct)
- Analogical reasoning
- Abductive reasoning
Which type of argument is best expressed inductively?
Which type of argument is best expressed inductively?
- Arguments based on experience or observation (correct)
- Arguments based on mathematical equations
- Arguments based on hypothetical scenarios
- Arguments based on laws or rules
What is the nature of inductive reasoning at the beginning?
What is the nature of inductive reasoning at the beginning?
- Open-ended and exploratory (correct)
- Rigid and structured
- Predictable and conclusive
- Limited and narrow
What does the conclusion of an induction argument represent?
What does the conclusion of an induction argument represent?
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Which type of reasoning usually comes more naturally to us than deductive reasoning?
Which type of reasoning usually comes more naturally to us than deductive reasoning?
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