Imagine you are a community college student living in a the Central Valley in an agricultural community. You notice that in the past five years, every summer, the water levels in the local reservoir have dropped significantly. Based on these specific observations, you might induce that the region is experiencing a trend of drier summers.
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syllogism
a logical form of deductive reasoning where a specific conclusion is derived from two stated or assumed premises
his is because one cause of diabetes can be eating too much sugar
uhm I'm type one diabetic and my mom raise my siblings and I on a vegan diet.
extrapolation
the process of estimating an unknown value or future event by extending a known trend or pattern past the limits of your current data
Enumeration
the act of naming or listing things one by one
Inductive reasoning is often used in scientific research and everyday decision-making, but it can be prone to errors if the observations are limited or biased.
hypothesis
inferences
a conclusion you reach by combining clues from evidence with your own background knowledge
Tertiary
third in order, rank, or stage