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Unlocking the Power of Inductive Logic: A Guide for Psychology Majors is a unique guide to basic inductive logic and associated issues in the philosophy of science for psychology majors as well as for majors in any field. Inductive reasoning is a feature of everyday life, and learning its basics will help someone improve in critical thinking, and it will help students in science in setting up experiments and theorizing. From the basics of logic to the philosophy of science to probability theory, this book introduces the field of inductive logic in a clear way to beginners.

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Michael Potts is Professor of Philosophy at Methodist University in Fayetteville, North Carolina. He has three novels published by WordCrafts Press in Tullahoma, Tennessee: End of Summer, a Southern fiction coming-of-age novel, and the horror novels Unpardonable Sin and Obedience. WordCrafts also published Aerobics for the Mind: Practical Exercises in Philosophy that Anybody can Do. He has also published a volume of poetry, Hiding from the Reaper and Other Horror Poems. Michael and his wife, Karen, live with their four cats, Frodo, Pippin, Rosie, and Bilbo, in Coats, North Carolina.

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