HCI 2.10 Thinking & Reasoning | Deductive | Inductive | Abductive Reasoning with Examples | HCI

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What is Thinking?
Nature of Thinking
Types of Thinking
Type 1: Reasoning
Types of Reasoning
Deductive Reasoning with Examples
Inductive Reasoning with Examples
Abductive Reasoning with Examples
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[@yogeshdeshpande9532]

Understood mam

[@ty1102]

One doubt: if it is raining then how can the ground be dry? It isn’t suppose to be wet ma’am ?

[@psychedupbun_]

That is why it is coming under invalid deductive reasoning, cause the conclusion is not valid to the given condition

[@favourosakue2666]

I understand