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Deductive Reasoning is__________?

Correct answer: C. Deriving rules from general to specific

  • A. Deriving rules from specific to general
  • B. Deriving rules from parts to specific
  • C. Deriving rules from general to specific
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Deductive reasoning applies a general rule to a particular case, moving from general principles to specific conclusions. Moving from specific observations to a general rule is inductive reasoning.

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