What Is Inductive Reasoning

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is inductive reasoning?

• A)The means by which we go from a hypothesis to studying a number of cases.
• B)The means by which we go from studying a single case to generating a hypothesis.
• C)The means by which we test evidence using logic and mathematics.
• D)The means by which we test evidence using extensive field research.
• E)The means by which we use ideological assumptions to create policy.

Understand the concept of operations as internalized actions that coordinate with one another according to Piaget's theory.

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