The Followings Are the Limitations of Inductive Reasoning, Except

question 7

Multiple Choice

The followings are the limitations of inductive reasoning, except:

• A) it does not attempt to improve current practices.
• B) it may result in a logically valid, but not sound arguments.
• C) it does not question the appropriateness of the observed actions.
• D) it has a tendency of maintaining the existing state of affairs.

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