Reasoning That Goes from the Specific (E

question 6

Multiple Choice

Reasoning that goes from the specific (e.g., a data sample) to the general (e.g. the population) is known as:

• A) inductive reasoning.
• B) deductive reasoning.
• C) proof by transposition.
• D) direct proof.

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