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Social Studies, 26.11.2019 04:31, jayrichesz80Jahree

When we reason, we judge the validity of a ā€“ based on available information. our reasoning may be based on a mix of opinion, ā€“, and casual observation; this is called ā€“ reasoning. or it may be based on a standardized ā€“ of collecting evidence and testing hypotheses. this is called ā€“ reasoning.

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