Using Observations of Humans to Form a Hypothesis About Human

question 5

Multiple Choice

Using observations of humans to form a hypothesis about human behavior is an example of

• A)inductive reasoning.
• B)deductive reasoning.
• C)practical reasoning.
• D)predictive reasoning.

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Definitions:

Condensation

Chemical reaction in which a large molecule is assembled from smaller sub-units; water also forms.

Polymers

Large molecules composed of many repeated subunits, which can be found in various natural and synthetic materials like plastics, proteins, and DNA.

Monomers

Simple molecules that can join together to form polymers, which are large, complex structures.

Unsaturated

A term describing molecules, particularly fats or fatty acids, which contain one or more double bonds between carbon atoms, making them less hydrogenated.