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Inductive reasoning

Forming a statement based off your experience or what you have witnessed

Deductive reasoning

Reasoning that ends in a logic conclusion and uses specific scenarios

Claim/Counterclaim

The claim is the debating position that is supported by evidence/ The counterclaim is the opposing debating position that contradicts the claim with evidence and reasoning