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A difference between inductive and deductive reasoning is that if the premises are true in deductive reasoning the ________.
A) conclusion cannot be negative
B) conclusion is always positive
C) conclusion cannot be false.
D) solution is easy
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Cognitive Psychology: Mind and Brain

Cognitive Psychology: Mind and Brain


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