Erin tries to concentrate during a class lecture, but he can't get his mind off a personal problem. His preoccupation with his personal problem is an example of:

Inductive reasoning moves from

A) establishing one or more events to scientific evidence. B) an initial generalization to a specific example. C) specific examples to a general conclusion. D) a generalization to a specific conclusion.

Persuasive speeches on questions of value focus on the worth, rightness, or morality of an idea or action.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)