2. Compare inductive and deductive reasoning. How are they the same? How are they different?

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anonymous · Answer

Inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning are both higher order cognitive (thinking) functions. Deductive reasoning requires you to analyze general statements to come to a specific conclusion. Inductive reasoning is the opposite; you use specific facts to try and make generalizations about something else.

anonymous · Answer

Hope that wasn't too complicated. Lol

anonymous · Answer

inductive reasoning is testing blood in lab,deductive is sherlock holmes telling how murder has happened (:

madgirlwithabluebox · Answer

thanks guys :D

anonymous · Answer

they both have conclusions but inductive reasoning always considers the possibility of it being false

anonymous · Answer

inductive reasoning believes in only what it has seen
if a fish says that all the animals he has seen are in water,his inductive reasoning would be all animals live in water
which is ofcrs wrong
that the flaw