_______________ Reasoning Moves from the Specific to the General, from a Set

question 17

Short Answer

_______________ reasoning moves from the specific to the general, from a set of particular observations to the discovery of a pattern that represents some degree of order among the varied events under examination.

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Definitions:

Funder's First Law

The psychological principle stating that "Great strengths are usually great weaknesses, and surprisingly often the opposite is true as well," highlighting the complexity of personality traits.

Psychological Triad

Refers to the three components of psychological analysis: thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Pigeonholing

The practice of classifying or categorizing people, ideas, or objects narrowly and often unfairly, limiting potential or understanding.

Funder's First Law

A principle in psychology which suggests that important or extreme behavior in one situation tends to be important or extreme in other situations as well.