Regarding our ability to form generalizations, (i.e. form true beliefs), which of the following was the view of Reid (Scottish common sense philosopher)?

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Reid, as a Scottish common sense philosopher, held the view that our ability to form generalizations, or true beliefs, is a God given innate mental faculty and is therefore a reliable source of knowledge. He believed that our senses and reason are reliable sources of knowledge and that we can trust in our ability to form true beliefs based on them. He rejected the idea that all knowledge comes from experience, stating that our innate abilities to reason and understand are also important sources of knowledge.

Regarding Our Ability to Form Generalizations, (I