When we try to explain a person's behavior by enumerating the many reasons for it, reasons that might be unique to that individual, we are using the ______ model of explanation. a. inductive b. idiographic c. nomothetic d. deductive
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Step 2: Let's define the given options: - **Inductive reasoning:** Moves from specific observations to broader generalizations and theories. It's about forming theories. - **Idiographic explanation:** Focuses on understanding the unique causes of a particular Show more…
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