induction and deduction

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Across
  1. 2. — A conclusion drawn from premises.
  2. 8. — Observations used in inductive reasoning.
  3. 9. — Reasoning from general to specific.
  4. 10. — Mental process of forming conclusions.
  5. 13. — What induction often identifies from observations.
  6. 16. — A statement that supports a conclusion.
  7. 17. — A deductive argument with two premises and a conclusion.
  8. 18. — The act of noticing facts for induction.
  9. 19. — Reasoning from specific facts to general conclusions.
  10. 20. — Careful examination of information.
Down
  1. 1. — A group of statements supporting a conclusion.
  2. 3. — Facts that support reasoning.
  3. 4. — A broad statement formed through induction.
  4. 5. — A quality showing that an argument is logically sound.
  5. 6. — A tentative explanation generated in induction.
  6. 7. — Something taken for granted in arguments.
  7. 11. — The final statement of an argument.
  8. 12. — The science of correct reasoning.
  9. 14. — Based on logic and clear thinking.
  10. 15. — A true statement used as evidence.
  11. 16. — Logical demonstration that something is true.