Once we have identified one of the suspected causes of a ...

[jjjetplane]

Once we have identified one of the suspected causes of a phenomenon, we may commit what is known as a(n) ____ error and stop searching for additional alternative or contributing causes.
 
  a. exclusion
 b. bounding
 c. overextension
  d. discounting

Question 2

The fundamental distinction between deductive and inductive reasoning is that ____.
 
  a. with deductive reasoning we can never reach a logically certain conclusion
  b. deductive reasoning takes more time and is more difficult
 c. with inductive reasoning we can never reach a logically certain conclusion
  d. inductive reasoning takes more time and is more difficult

[yuyiding]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c

[jjjetplane]

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[epscape]

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