Inductive probability is best defined by which of the following statements?

a. presumed conclusions based on widely applicable data from general instances

b. presumed conclusions based on a proven set of facts

c. presumed conclusions based on the recurrence of specific instances

d. presumed conclusions based on subjective data collection

Answer: c. presumed conclusions based on the recurrence of specific instances

Explanation:

In the traditional logic, the representatives of traditional inductivism, saw the task of inductive logic in the analysis of the processes with which the general theoretical knowledge is obtained starting from the particular, the specific experiences.

Hence, one of the central concepts of contemporary inductive logic is that something has happened so much in different experiences, which is usually interpreted as the probability of the hypothesis taking into account the particular knowledge obtained. With this, contemporary inductive logic uses the methods of probability calculation