Question

1. the process of generating broad conclusions

based on patterns, observations, and information

Answer 1

Inductive reasoning

Explanation:

In inductive reasoning, conclusions are made to generally explain other similar or related experience based on observations of a specific occurrence;

Inductive reasoning consists of making conclusions from a given data set

It is a logical thinking approach that makes use of available specific data to make generalization. It is the logical process commonly used by recruiters to seek new employees.