Question

What relationships exist among reasoning, evidence, and explanation? (1 point)

• Reasoning is associated directly with explanation, but not evidence.
• Evidence is associated directly with explanation, but not reasoning.
• Evidence is used to connect the explanation and the reasoning.
• Reasoning is used to connect the evidence and the explanation.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

Evidence is used to support reasoning, and reasoning is used to explain the evidence. Therefore, evidence and reasoning are connected and mutually support each other. Explanation ties together the evidence and reasoning by providing a logical and coherent understanding of the relationship between them. Therefore, evidence, reasoning, and explanation are all interconnected and depend on each other.