Match each term to the corresponding example. Drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. a. deductive reasoning b. both inductive and deductive reasoningc. inductive reasoning 1. A student studying the chemical contents of chocolate speculates that dark chocolate should make dogs sicker than milk chocolate2. A dog, having gotten a bite of chocolate cake off a counter, returns eagerly to the same spot two hours later. 3. After seeing her dog eat chocolate and later get sick, a child tells a playmate that chocolate is bad for dogs."

(A). Deductive reasoning: A student studying the chemical contents of chocolate speculates that dark chocolate should make dogs sicker than milk chocolate.

(B). Both inductive and deductive reasoning: A dog, having gotten a bite of chocolate cake off a counter, returns eagerly to the same spot two hours later.

(C). Inductive reasoning: After seeing her dog eat chocolate and later get sick, a child tells a playmate that chocolate is bad for dogs.

Explanation:

Deductive reasoning involves analyzing a situation or event based on one or more generally accepted principles, to arrive at a logical and specific conclusion.

Inductive reasoning involves observing specific events or occurrences and then coming to a conclusion based on those events. For example a child concludes that chocolate is bad for dogs after she sees her dog eat one and fall sick.