People Often Form General Rules and Concepts Based on Specific

question 68

Multiple Choice

People often form general rules and concepts based on specific experiences and examples.This type of reasoning is known as

• A)deductive reasoning.
• B)subgoaling.
• C)inductive reasoning.
• D)problem spacing.

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