Which of the following is true of the distinction between induction and deduction?
       Inductive reasoning means going from the specific to the general; while deductive reasoning is the reverse.
       Inductive reasoning means going from the general to the specific, while deductive reasoning is the reverse.
       Some forms of inductive reasoning go from the specific to the general, while others go from the general to the specific.
       Deductive reasoning never has a general conclusion.