The Difference Between the Deductive Approach and the Inductive Approach

question 11

Multiple Choice

The difference between the deductive approach and the inductive approach is that:

• A)the importance of arranging supporting ideas to accentuate the main idea is lesser in the case of the inductive approach.
• B)in the inductive approach the supporting reasons are placed before the primary message.
• C)the deductive approach is more indirect.
• D)the deductive approach is not based on facts but on assumptions.
• E)in the deductive approach the business argument concludes with the primary message.

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Definitions:

Book Value

The net value of a company's assets subtracting the total liabilities, often used to assess a company's worth or the value of individual assets.

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Product Line

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