Inductive Arguments Aim to Show Not That the Conclusion Must

question 239

True/False

Inductive arguments aim to show not that the conclusion must be true but rather that it is likely true.

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Definitions:

Overreliance

A situation where there is excessive dependence on a particular resource, tool, or strategy, often leading to vulnerability or failure when it is unavailable or ineffective.

Knowledge Base

The structured collection of information, facts, and principles that an individual or system possesses, often related to a specific topic or field.

Qualitative Designs

Research methodologies that focus on gathering non-numerical data to understand concepts, perceptions, or experiences.

Quantitative Approaches

Research methods focusing on the collection and analysis of numerical data to understand patterns, relationships, and causality.