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A person noticed that her house plants better exposed to music seem to grow more quickly.
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She determines the plants grow better when exposed to music.
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Is this? inductive reasoning? deductive reasoning? neither or both.
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Swat is the difference between inductive and deductive.
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So, inductive is drawing a conclusion from observations.
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Drawing a conclusion from observations.
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So this is an important step to the scientific method because it can lead then to designing a hypothesis.
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Deductive is seeing a generalized statement and then backing it up.
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So you have a general statement and you take it to a specific conclusion.
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So they can go together, possibly, because you could have some observations that you draw a conclusion from.
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I mean, you can use those conclusions to use deductive reasoning.
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For example, you could observe, in this case, that house plants are growing faster if there is music playing.
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You can draw a conclusion from that saying, okay, house plants grow faster if exposed to music.
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And then from that statement, you could take it to a conclusion that these plants will grow faster because they are in a room with music.
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So the first bit would be inductive, the second bit deductive...