Which of the following best describes the difference between inductive and abductive
reasoning?
Inductive reasoning leads to conclusions based on intuition, while abductive reasoning leads to
certain conclusions.
Inductive reasoning draws general conclusions from specific observations, while abductive
reasoning seeks the most likely explanation for an observation.
Inductive reasoning is always valid, but abductive reasoning is not.
Inductive reasoning is based on rules, whereas abductive reasoning relies on universal laws.