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Inductive

usgb/ɪnˈdʌktɪv/Volume
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Evidence FirstPlay
Think of 'inductive' as starting with specifics, like clues, to reach a general conclusion. SlideHer inductive reasoning began with examining the survey responses in detail.
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Not Always CorrectPlay
Inductive conclusions can be wrong, even if they are based on correct observations. SlideUsing inductive logic, he wrongly assumed all swans were white after only seeing white ones.
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Scientific MethodPlay
'Inductive' is commonly used in science to describe forming a theory from specific observations. SlideThe scientist used inductive reasoning to develop her hypothesis on plant growth.
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