[solved]-Use Knowledge Deduction Induction General Specific Deductive Inductive Argument Forms Dete Q39071675

Use your knowledge of deduction and induction ingeneral, and of specific deductive and inductive argument forms, todetermine which of the following statements are true. Check allthat apply.

If an argument contains no indicator words, then it is neitherdeductive nor inductive.

Particularity and generality cannot be used as a reliablecriterion for determining whether an argument is deductive orinductive.

Deductive and inductive arguments make equally stronginferential claims.

The actual strength of the inference between premises andconclusion in an argument is the most relevant factor in decidingwhether the argument is deductive or inductive.

Geometry should be considered inductive because it sometimesuses analogies.

Inductive reasoning is a matter of degree, while deductivereasoning is not a matter of degree.

Application of natural laws to future events is usuallyinterpreted as inductive.

A prediction is an inductive argument form.

Specific instances of cause and effect cannot be known withabsolute certainty.

Any argument with a clear deductive form is best interpreted asdeductive.

“Necessarily” and “certainly” are examples of typical inductiveindicators.

A categorical syllogism is inductive because it usesprobabilistic reasoning. “Likely” and “plausible” are typicalinductive indicators.

If a generalization uses a very large sample group, then thegeneralization is deductive.

Arguments that rely solely on definition to support theirconclusions are deductive.

Which of the statements are true?

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