Match the correct term/phrase to the corresponding statements! purposeful, and based upon theoretical perspectives and logical assumptions -often involves the use of inferential language to construct a statement or argument utilizes questions and seeks additional information to generate solutions -built upon accepted assumptions -once the premises have been accepted, then the inferential process takes place -differently than in a deductive argument, the posed question in an inductive argument is: "does the data we've gathered, provide reasonable support for accepting the conclusion and acting on the basis of that judgement?" -involves using specific observations to develop reliable generalizations and theories -confusing ethics with religion, culture and the law -difficulty in gathering facts -lack of moral courage 1. description -gathering "facts" -understand our perspective may "skew" understanding of facts 2. analysis -examining and questioning facts -complex 3. vision -how things "ought" to be 4. strategy -roadmap -how do we get from how things are to how things ought to be objective basis upon which judgements are rendered regarding right or wrong, good or bad, authentic or inauthentic behavior group or societal standards or generally held criteria for "acceptable" conduct individual beliefs that motivate and guide behavior contrary to the concepts of critical thinking and reasoning that have been discussed, many people believe the following: -it's true if I believe it -it's true if we believe it -it's true if I want to believe it -it's true if it serves my vested interest to believe it [ Choose ] Deductive reasoning Inductive reasoning Critical thinking Four-part ethical reasoning model Ethics values Critical thinking vs. truth Reasoning Norms Obstacles to ethical decision making