Question

question 8 of 10
when you form general ideas and rules based on your experiences and
observations, you call that form of reasoning ____.

a. conjunction

b. deduction

c. induction

d. conduction

Explanation:

• Conjunction refers to combining statements, not reasoning from experience.
• Deduction uses general principles to draw specific conclusions, the reverse of the described process.
• Induction is the reasoning method that forms general ideas/rules from specific observations and experiences, matching the question's description.
• Conduction is reasoning based on relevant similarities and differences between cases, not generalizing from personal experience.

Answer:

C. induction