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Induction, Deduction & Abduction in Linguistics

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Linguistics reasoning modes

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Induction, Deduction & Abduction in Linguistics
 

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Induction, Deduction & Abduction in LinguisticsOnline version

Linguistics reasoning modes

by CESAR AUGUSTO CRISTANCHO
1

Which reasoning mode generalizes from specific data to a broad theory in linguistics?

2

In classroom practice, which method tests a hypothesis by deriving predictions from a theory?

3

Which reasoning starts from surprising observations to propose a plausible explanation in linguistics?

4

A researcher observes syntax errors in learner interviews and forms a general rule. This is an example of:

5

A grammarian predicts that if a language has feature X, then structure Y will appear; testing with data follows which method?

6

Which approach is most exploratory, often guiding questions before data collection?

7

In a study, you explain observed results using a best-fitting hypothesis without guaranteed truth. This illustrates:

8

In language acquisition research, observing learner errors to infer underlying knowledge is an example of:

9

If a theory predicts a specific sentence order and you test it with corpus data, you are using:

10

Which method is often used to refine theories after considering multiple possible explanations?

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