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1. There are two main types of inductive arguments: generalization and causal arguments. Generalization takes a sample and makes a conclusion about the entire population. Causal arguments establish a causal relationship between events by distinguishing correlation from causation. 2. Within generalization there are two types: statistical generalization based on a large random sample and inductive generalization based on a non-random sample. Argument by analogy uses perceived similarities between things to

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