Why Might One Argue That Inductive Reasoning Is Less Susceptible

Multiple Choice

Why might one argue that inductive reasoning is less susceptible to bias than deductive reasoning is?

A) Inductive reasoning begins with a general theory rather than specific observations.
B) In inductive reasoning, the observations that would refute the theory are specified in advance.
C) Inductive reasoning begins with objective observations rather than a theory in the reasoner's mind.
D) Inductive reasoning is essentially the opposite of the sort of deductive reasoning that philosophers used.