Social-scientific reasoning combines inductive and deductive logic.
A) True
B) False: it only uses inductive logic
C) False: it only uses deductive logic

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Social-scientific reasoning combines both inductive and deductive logic, using deductive logic to start with a general theory or hypothesis, and then using inductive logic to gather empirical data that either supports or disproves the initial theory or hypothesis.

Social-Scientific Reasoning Combines Inductive and Deductive Logic