'Inductive Reasoning' Is

question 42

Multiple Choice

'Inductive reasoning' is:

• A)the process of using a series of particular experiences to infer the existence of a general rule or principle.
• B)the process of using one or more general rules or principles to predict a particular experience.
• C)the use of extrinsic materials to assist in the interpretation of legislation.
• D)the application of the general and specific rules regarding the reading and interpretation of legal texts.

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