Inductive vs Deductive Reasoning

A form of reasoning that relies on intuition

A form of reasoning that relies on deductive logic

A form of reasoning that uses specific observations to make general conclusions (correct)

A form of reasoning that uses general principles to make specific conclusions

Inductive reasoning is more reliable than deductive reasoning

Inductive reasoning uses specific observations to make general conclusions, while deductive reasoning uses general principles to make specific conclusions (correct)

Inductive reasoning relies on intuition, while deductive reasoning relies on logic

Deductive reasoning is more common in everyday life than inductive reasoning

Inductive reasoning is only used in scientific research

Inductive reasoning is more subjective and prone to bias

Inductive reasoning is based on intuition rather than logical reasoning

Inductive reasoning relies on limited observations, which may not accurately represent the entire population or situation (correct)

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