The steps involved in inductive reasoning involve
A) making observations, generalizing, theorizing.
B) theorizing, generalizing, and testing with observations.
C) making observations, theorizing, and testing these.
D) making observations, measuring, and theorizing.
E) generalizing and theorizing.

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Inductive reasoning starts with specific observations from which generalizations are made, leading to the development of theories. This process reflects the sequence in option A: making observations, generalizing based on those observations, and then theorizing.

The Steps Involved in Inductive Reasoning Involve