This question is about deductive reasoning.

Can deductive reasoning be wrong?

By Zippia Team - Dec. 7, 2022

Yes, deductive reasoning can be wrong if it is based on faulty premises. Deductive reasoning relies on using premises, which are assumed to be true, to reach conclusions. If any of the premises are actually false, conclusions based on those premises might be incorrect.

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