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(2) What's the difference between an IBE (Inference to the best explanation) and an Induction

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(3) What does TEST stand for?  

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(4)  What are some criteria of adequacy with respect to theories?  

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(5) What in the study "Yoga For Bronchial Asthma: A Controlled Study" is responsible for the improved breathing that was observed?

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(6) How could we determine which of the components of the Yoga treatment is responsible for the improvement of breathing

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(7) Aside from breathing exercises, what other elements could, if at all, be responsible for the improvement

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(8) Given what we have learned so far, what kind of reasoning process is involved in testing?

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ANS-2 Inference to the best explanation or deductive reasoning, or we can say deduction is making broadly accepted facts or widely accepted premises.

For example- If a beverage or any drinkable item is defined as drinkable with the help of straw then one is using deduction to know that soup is also a beverage.

Inductive based reasoning, inductive reasoning, or induction is basically an inference based that is based on observation or of any sample. If our friends will consume soup then we will also find it tasty and here we are using an induction.