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Inductive Reasoning

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1

Unlike deduction, a strong inductive argument makes its conclusion:

A.Certain
B.Probable but not guaranteed
C.Logically necessary
D.Self-contradictory
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2

Drawing a sweeping conclusion from a very small or unrepresentative sample is the fallacy of:

A.Hasty generalization
B.Circular reasoning
C.False dilemma
D.Appeal to authority
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3

Reasoning from specific observations to a general conclusion is characteristic of:

A.Deduction
B.Induction
C.Contradiction
D.Tautology
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