Reasoning from general to particular is known as
Reasoning from general to particular is known as
A: Inductive reasoning
B: Deductive reasoning
C: Analogical reasoning
D: Creative reasoning
Deductive reasoning applies general principles to specific cases. For example; “All humans are mortal; Ali is human; therefore Ali is mortal.” It ensures logically valid conclusions if premises are correct. Deduction is widely used in mathematics; science and philosophy. It helps learners structure arguments systematically and evaluate truth.