Reasoning that begins with specific observations about which one draws conclusions is called.
A)inductive reasoning
B)deductive reasoning
C)conceptual reasoning
D)applied reasoning

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Inductive reasoning involves starting with specific observations and drawing conclusions based on those observations. Deductive reasoning involves starting with general principles and applying them to specific situations, while conceptual reasoning involves using abstract ideas to understand reality. Applied reasoning involves using knowledge and skills to solve practical problems.

Reasoning That Begins with Specific Observations About Which One Draws