When You Use Inductive Reasoning, You Reason from Specific Facts

question 255

Multiple Choice

When you use inductive reasoning, you reason from specific facts and construct a general principle from these facts. Thus, inductive reasoning is similar to

• A)bottom-up processing.
• B)top-down processing.
• C)perceptual expectancy.
• D)perceptual habituation.

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Definitions:

Appears Farther

A perceptual phenomenon where an object or distance is perceived to be more distant than it actually is.

Relative Height

A cue in visual perception that allows individuals to judge distance based on the apparent height of objects in the field of view.

Field of Vision

The entire area that a person can see without moving their eyes or head.

Shape Constancy

The perceptual phenomenon where the perceived shape of an object remains constant despite changes in the viewing angle or distance.