Shauna, a dance teacher, notices that students who have healthy snacks and fruit juices while her classes are going on to perform better. She conducts a study over six months to confirm that her observation is true. Identify the type of reasoning that Shauna uses to arrive at her theory.
A. Qualitative reasoning
B. Inductive reasoning
C. Comparative reasoning
D. Deductive reasoning
E. Decisive reasoning
Answer: B
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