Suppose the Detective Knows Bob's Fingerprints Are Found at the Scene

Multiple Choice

Suppose the detective knows Bob's fingerprints are found at the scene of the murder, and the detective thinks this fact is a reason to think Bob is the murderer. But suppose the detective is informed that the murder scene is where Bob goes to work every day. The detective no longer thinks the fingerprints count as evidence against Bob. The detective's reasoning is an example of

A) simple deduction.
B) reasons holism.
C) theory-centered approach.
D) pragmatic reasoning.