Match Each Form of Reasoning with Its Definition

question 14

Multiple Choice

Match each form of reasoning with its definition.
-Inductive reasoning.

• A) This type of reasoning starts from a specific situation and, through a series of inferences from that specific situation, reaches a conclusion that is generally applicable. This form of reasoning provides less certain results than the other form because there is a greater margin of error in drawing inferences from one specific example to come to conclusions that are applicable to a range of situations.
• B) This type of reasoning starts from a general situation and, through a series of inferences, reaches a conclusion on a specific point. As long as the major and minor premises are correctly constructed, then the conclusion has to be true. This is a more certain form of reasoning.

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Definitions:

Self-Help Group

A voluntary association of individuals sharing a common concern, working together to support each other and solve a problem.

Therapy Group

A form of psychotherapy where a small number of people meet regularly to discuss, interact, and solve their problems with the guidance of a therapist.

Discussing Confidentiality

The act of talking about the importance of keeping certain information private within a specific context or group.

Residential Settings

Environments or places where people live or reside, such as homes, apartments, assisted living facilities, or dormitories.