Case Study Pat and his group are discussing a political problem in class and must offer possible solutions.
He has his ideas on how to approach the problem, but listens intently to what his group
members have to say before he offers his approach. This is an example of:
A -deductive reasoning,
B -inductive reasoning.
C-listening to all sides of an issue.
D effective problem solving.

Sandra lives in the heart of a large city. lately, there have been robberies on several of the streets near where sandra lives but none on her street. sandra and her neighbors believe that they have not seen any crime on their street because they know each other, notice when strangers or strange cars are in the neighborhood, and have a mix of old retired couples and young families who use the neighborhood at different times of the day. jane jacobs would see this as an example of: