Turing writes that, "when a burned child fears the fire and shows that he fears it by avoiding it," what the child is applying is
A) common sense.
B) scientific induction.
C) collective consciousness.
D) computer-like logic.

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Turing suggests that the child's behavior of fearing the fire after being burned is an example of scientific induction. This is because the child has learned from a specific instance (being burned) and generalized that experience to avoid similar situations in the future, which is a fundamental aspect of inductive reasoning.

Turing Writes That, "When a Burned Child Fears the Fire