refers to the process of drawing conclusion from observed instances.

Related MCQs

• A valid deductive argument with true premise and conclusion is called a argument.
• A/an contains premises and conclusion.
• In argument, the conclusion cannot be wider than the premises.
• In deduction, the conclusion is .
• In deduction, the conclusion is related to premises by .
• In , the conclusion necessarily follows from the given premises.
• In , the conclusion is always probable.
• In ___________ inference there is one and only one premise from which the conclusion is drawn.
• In _________, the meaning of the premise and the conclusion is equivalent.
• In eduction, the difference between the premise and conclusion is only of _________.