Jazmine was reviewing job placement data for several colleges. When reviewing the data for Jason College, she noticed that all of the graduates of the college's accounting program for the past four years got a job. This information is based on data from the college and validated by the government. She was ecstatic and enrolled at Jason College, convinced that upon graduation she was certain to get a job. What was her mistake concerning inductive arguments?

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13 July, 19:35

Jazmine was reviewing job placement data for several colleges. When reviewing the data for Jason College, she noticed that all of the graduates of the college's accounting program for the past four years got a job. This information is based on data from the college and validated by the government. She was ecstatic and enrolled at Jason College, convinced that upon graduation she was certain to get a job. What was her mistake concerning inductive arguments?

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Talia Ayala · Answer 1

She didn't check to see if all students who graduated got a job.

Explanation:

The students who got a job after college were all in the accounting program. But we are only told that Jazmine enrolled in the college and do not see what program she enrolled in.