The Difference Between the Deductive Approach and the Inductive Approach

question 73

Multiple Choice

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

• A) in the inductive approach,the order of supporting ideas is unimportant.
• B) in the inductive approach,the supporting reasons are placed before the primary message.
• C) in the deductive approach,the supporting reasons follow the call to action.
• D) in the deductive approach,positions are based on assumptions,not facts.
• E) in the deductive approach,the business argument concludes with the primary message.

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Definitions:

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