Strawson claims that, in general, when one asks for inductive justification one is asking
A) Whether a procedure gives correct results.
B) For an account of tests done.
C) Which laws were applied.
D) All of the above.

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Strawson argues that asking for inductive justification generally involves inquiring about the correctness of the results produced by a procedure, the tests that have been conducted to verify those results, and the laws or principles applied in the process. Thus, it encompasses all the aspects mentioned in the options.

Strawson Claims That, in General, When One Asks for Inductive