Abduction, deduction, and induction are methods utilized to arrange assumptions and make conclusions. In deduction, a conclusion about a specific issue is formed through the use of general knowledge or a widely accepted premise. Abduction does not require a particular outcome; therefore, a hypothesis is made based on the given information. Induction is a formulation of a generalized conjecture about an event based on specific facts. People commonly use induction to form an opinion about something.
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