Reasoning That Begins with Specific Observations About Which One Draws

question 141

Multiple Choice

Reasoning that begins with specific observations about which one draws conclusions is called.

• A)inductive reasoning
• B)deductive reasoning
• C)conceptual reasoning
• D)applied reasoning

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Definitions:

Problem Solving

The approach to solving hard or complicated matters.

Intermediate Steps

Sequences or phases that occur in between the initial and final stages of a process, contributing to the overall outcome.

Subjective Utility

A measure of the perceived value or benefit that an individual assigns to an outcome or choice.

Objective Value

The inherent worth of an item, task, or job, based on measurable and tangible factors as opposed to perceived or subjective value.