Full Idea
Typically, psychologists use 'induction' to refer to the capacity to generalise a property from a category (the source) to another category (the target).
Gist of Idea
Psychologists use 'induction' as generalising a property from one category to another
Source
Edouard Machery (Doing Without Concepts [2009], 7.1.1)
Book Reference
Machery,Edouard: 'Doing Without Concepts' [OUP 2009], p.197
A Reaction
This is because psychologists are interested in the ongoing activities of thought. Philosophers step back a bit, to ask how the whole thing could get started. Philosophical induction has to start with individuals and single observations.