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This document analyzes different approaches to research, including deductive, inductive, and abductive reasoning. It determines that the deductive approach, involving concluding premises through logical methods, is best suited for the research topic of investigating the relationship between 3D printing technology and performance in apparel firms in the UAE. It acknowledges that the deductive method could stifle divergent thinking but argues that its rigorous and reliable nature makes it feasible for this study.

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According to (Saunders,2019), there are three approaches to research based on reasoning: inductive, deductive,
& abductive. The deductive approach is whereby one concludes a set of premises through logical methods. In
contrast, inductive reasoning derives conjectural consequences from established data. Abductive reasoning fuses
aspects of deduction & induction to warrant the veriﬁcation of results.

The theory-to-data approach has the deductive approach as its base concerning the research topic “Importance
of enhanced product prominence through 3D printing within the apparel manufacturing industry in the UAE.”
According to Pearse (2019), this approach is very structured and generalizable, supporting the research objective
of elucidating the relationship between apparel ﬁrms' 3D printing technology & their performance.

The deductive method might stiﬂe divergent thinking, as argued by Mitchell (2018). Nonetheless, the rigorous as-
pect of this method makes it reliable, as stated by Saunders et al. (2019). Figure 04 depicts the generalizability and
logical sequence of the deductive method, thus proving its feasibility for this study on the relevance of enhanced
product visibility using 3D printing in the UAE garment-making industry.