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inductive reasoning

In media research, conclusions from induction are

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In media research, conclusions from induction are (A) illogical (B) tentative (C) eternal (D) non-operative Correct Ans: (B) Explanation: In media research, when researchers use inductive reasoning, they begin with specific observations and move toward broader generalizations or theories. Unlike deduction, which starts with a theory and tests it through data, induction works from the […]

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Most case studies involve: 

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Most case studies involve:  (A) concealment (B) inductive reasoning (C) non-procedural inquiry (D) philosophical backgrounding Correct Ans: (B) Explanation:Inductive reasoning forms the backbone of most case studies. Researchers observe specific instances and draw general conclusions. This method supports an exploratory research approach. Case studies aim to understand complex real-life situations. They often start with a

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A universal generalisation is the main feature of explanation.

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A universal generalisation is the main feature of explanation. (A) Purposive (B) Accidental (C) Inductive (D) Deductive Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: Deductive reasoning relies on universal generalization to explain concepts. It starts with a general principle and applies it to specific cases. This method ensures conclusions remain logical and structured. Researchers use deductive reasoning to

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