Understand Bias and Reasoning Question 7 of 10 When does inductive reasoning lead to stereotyping? A. When it's made without any bias or opinions
B. When it's based on insufficient examples or evidence
C. When it's based on a generally accepted truth
D. When it's based on years of observation and data

B. When it's based on insufficient examples or evidence

Explanation:

Inductive reasoning is the term that represents a conclusion formulated from previously informed premises. These premises are evidence and examples that prove that the conclusion is true. This type of reasoning is carried out through the logic used in the interpretation of the premises, for this reason, if the premises are not true or show insufficient and inefficient statements, inductive reasoning will be flawed and will lead to stereotype and false conclusions.

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