15-09-14 (B.R.M Lecture 5th semester BBA)

15/19/2014

Key points: i.            Deduction           ii.             Induction             iii.           Concept               iv.           Construct

                                v.            Hypotheses        vi.           Theory                  vii.         Premises             viii.         Argument

                                ix.           Facts & Fingers x.            Expositions

v  Deduction: from Specific to general. In this fact come first (Argument) then reasons come (Premises) to prove that fact is deduction.

v  Induction: from general to specific. In this Reasons or premises come first then argument, conclusion given on bases of facts.

v  Concept: The clear, well-known facts are Concepts (that can be checked and observed) like weight, distance, color etc.

v  Construct: Unclear, complex, difficult to checked or observed like happiness, sadness, satisfying, angry etc.

v  Hypotheses: facts, Arguments tested on bases of scientific methodology.

v  Theory: hypotheses tested many time and get positive results that become law for example if we combine H and O then it’s become H²O (water).

v  Argument: a statement backed/based by “Premises”.

v  Premises: the reasons, causes, facts, and figures that are used as prove to verify the Argument.

v  Expositions: Statement not based/backed by “Premises”.