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    True and False -Analogical Arguments Are Inferior to Standard Inductive Generalizations in That
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True and False -Analogical Arguments Are Inferior to Standard Inductive Generalizations in That

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-Analogical arguments are inferior to standard inductive generalizations in that the conclusion of an analogical argument is less probable, given certain evidence, than the conclusion of an inductive generalization based on the same evidence.

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