Question

When we make use of many experiences and examples for arriving at a generalized principle or conclusion, it is known as:

• A. Inductive Reasoning
• B. Hypothetico deductive reasoning
• C. Deductive reasoning
• D. Transudative reasoning

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Inductive Reasoning

• Inductive reasoning is a mental process that involves making predictions based on what you've experienced or what you've learned from others.

• It's a common problem-solving activity that's used in many fields, including psychology.