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Fact-Finding Question
A question asked with the intent of gathering factual information or specifics about a topic, often used in research or investigative contexts.
Inductive Reasoning
A method of reasoning in which specific observations or experiences are used to make broad generalizations.
Unwarranted Assumption
A belief taken for granted without sufficient evidence or basis, leading to potential misunderstandings or erroneous conclusions.
Deductive Reasoning
A logical process in which a conclusion is based on the concordance of multiple premises that are generally assumed to be true.
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