Inductive Reasoning - How thinking like a scientist can help you draw better conclusions.

Being able to reason inductively is an important and powerful skill, but when not done correctly this process can go off the rails. In this video I discuss some of the ways that scientists approach the process of inductive reasoning to make better predictions and draw better conclusions.
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Notes and Additional Resources:
Here are a couple of resources on inductive and deductive reasoning in general and in science:
www.livescienc...
www.scribbr.co...
www.freecodeca....
This is a link to some free resources on Edward De Bono's website, including a Consider All Factors lesson - www.debono.com...
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