Question

question 15 (2.5 points) inductive arguments aim at reality, whereas deductive arguments aim at probability. true false question 16 (2.5 points) empirical generalization is known as reasoning from a large example to a basic conclusion based on a sample. a) true b) false

Explanation:

Inductive arguments aim at probability by generalizing from specific cases, while deductive arguments aim at certainty if the premises are true. Empirical generalization involves reasoning from a sample (which can be large or small) to a more general conclusion.

Answer:

Question 15: B. False
Question 16: A. True