Description Inferential?reasoning?is?used?when?an?individual?forms?opinions,?draws?conclusions,?and?makes?arguments.?As you?know,?developing?good?arguments?requires?effective?application?of?the?principles?of?logical?consistency?as well?as?the?use?of?empirical?evidence.?However,?some?individuals?think?they?are?using?inferential?reasoning, when?they?are?actually?falling?victim?to?a?logical?fallacy.?They?may?think?they?are?forming?opinions?or?drawing conclusions?on?valid,?accurate?information,?when?they?are?really?making?an?error?in?judgment,?forming?opinions or?making?arguments?based?on?inaccurate?information.?This?midterm?reflection?asks?that?you?make?connections between?your?”textbook?knowledge”?about?inferential?reasoning?and?logical?fallacies?and?your?local community(ies).?Carefully?read?the?attached?before?composing?your?reflection.

BUS 660 Module 1 Decision Making Refer to "Competing on Analytics.". Read the Davenport (2006)…

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