There Is a Tendency to Overgeneralise, Particularly If Data Contradicts

question 73

Multiple Choice

There is a tendency to overgeneralise, particularly if data contradicts the researcher's premise, in

• A) deductive logic.
• B) syllogisms.
• C) inductive logic.
• D) the premises.

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