The comparison of two sets of relationships to each other underlies which logical ability?
A) Classification
B) Class inclusion
C) Seriation
D) Transitive inference

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Transitive inference is the logical ability to compare two sets of relationships to each other. It involves understanding how relationships between two objects can extend to a third object, allowing for conclusions to be drawn about the relationships among all three.

The Comparison of Two Sets of Relationships to Each Other