Human Beings Will Often Reason from the Specific to the General

question 90

Multiple Choice

Human beings will often reason from the specific to the general. That is, people often form general rules and concepts based on specific experiences and examples. This type of reasoning is termed

• A) deductive.
• B) retrospective.
• C) inductive.
• D) descriptive.

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Definitions:

Adaptations

Physical or behavioral changes in organisms that enhance their ability to survive and reproduce in specific environments.

Interspecific Competition

A form of competition in which individuals of different species compete for the same resource in an ecosystem.

Fire Ant

A type of ant known for its aggressive behavior and painful sting, often causing ecological problems where they are introduced outside their native range.

Native Ant

A species of ant indigenous to a specific region or habitat, adapted to its local environmental conditions.