Kids like to play outside. chase is a kid. therefore, chase likes to play outside. a. ideal reasoning b. faulty reasoning c. inductive reasoning d. deductive reasoning select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

Faulty reasoning is where someone assumes something is based on other facts, which is what the statement is.
Assuming that chase, who is a kid, likes to play outside, which was reasoned based off of kids liking to play outside, is not a good way of reasoning. Chase might not like to play outside. he might like to stay inside and read. Here's my evaluation of how the statement is faulty.
The fact: kids like to play outside. 
Yes, some kids like to play outside, but not every kid does. 
The target of the assumption: Chase.
The statement says that chase is a kid.
The assumption: Since the statement is implying that because Chase is a kid, and since kids like to play outside, that Chase likes to play outside. This reasoning is clear in that it is an assumption based on a fact, and might not necessarily be true.
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