A general statement inferred from particular facts is a (n)

Generalization

Explanation:

A generalization is a general statement, law, principle, or proposition inferred from particular facts, specific observations or samples of something or someone. For example, let's suppose you see seven girls wearing pastry color in a day, and at the end of the day you conclude that "All girls like to wear pastry colors," This is called a generalization and, as well as many generalizations, it is not entirely true because we could not draw an accurate conclusion of something based on particular facts.

The answer is Generalization