Question 7
What is the difference between an argument from analogy and a
generalization?
1 pts
An argument from analogy is always a deductive argument, but a generalization
is always an inductive argument.
Arguments from analogy are always weaker than generalizations.
In a generalization, the sample is a subset of the target, while in an argument
from analogy the sample is larger than the target, the target is only one thing,
and the sample is not part of the target.
All of the above
none of the above
