Across
- 4. = When two variables occur together but do not necessarily cause each other
- 5. = A smaller group taken from a larger population
- 7. = When one event directly produces another event
- 9. = A comparison between two things to infer similarity
- 10. = A type of reasoning that moves from specific observations to general conclusions
Down
- 1. = Drawing a conclusion about a whole group based on a sample
- 2. = Argument that uses numerical data to support a conclusion
- 3. = Argument that attempts to show cause and effect
- 6. = The likelihood that an event will happen
- 8. = A mistake in reasoning that weakens an argument