Inferring that a person is rude based on three interactions with that person is an example of inductive reasoning.

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Inductive reasoning involves making a generalization based on a limited number of specific observations or examples, which is what is happening in this scenario. The conclusion that the person is rude is being drawn from a small sample of interactions, and may not be representative of their overall behavior or personality.

Inferring That a Person Is Rude Based on Three Interactions