I had problems finding that too, even after the study notes. I looked up the definitions in the dictionary. Induction: A process of reasoning from the specific to the general. Deduction: A process of reasoning from the general to the specific. But I don't think it was much help, sorry:(

I did find this though in the readings:
Hume argued that a priori reasoning can never prove truths about what exists out there in the world. All conceptual reasoning can tell you about is concepts. (But I don't remember where.)

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