An Inductive Judgment Is One in Which a Person

question 25

Multiple Choice

An inductive judgment is one in which a person

• A) tries to make predictions about upcoming events on the basis of evidence already available.
• B) tries to make a cause-and-effect judgment about an observed state of affairs.
• C) begins with a general statement and asks what other specific claims follow from this.
• D) begins with specific facts or observations and seeks to draw a general conclusion from them.

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Definitions:

Capillary puncture

A technique for obtaining blood samples by puncturing the capillaries, often done on the fingertip or earlobe.

Coagulation

The process by which a clot forms in blood.

Venipuncture

The puncture of a vein, usually with a needle, for the purpose of drawing blood.

Phlebotomy

The insertion of a needle or cannula (small tube) into a vein for the purpose of withdrawing blood.