The Importance of Deductive Reasoning

The Importance of Deductive Reasoning After reading the arguments containing deductive reasoning, it is apparent why having understanding of all facts is important. The function of deductive reasoning is to take information away from the closing argument to prove that the conclusion reached is true. Deductive reasoning provides support for the conclusion. Without the correct data we could not make a smart decision. The role of deductive reasoning in the decision-making process is essential. When there is an issue or argument, we take all the information known and use deductive reasoning as a roadmap to the next step. Deductive reasoning uses the premise of an argument to reach a true conclusion. A smart decision is made only by having the knowledge that deductive reasoning gives. When trying to understand all the viewpoints of an argument, deductive reasoning is a vital aid. Deductive reasoning is used in each given example. For instance, in argument one, “Trainer or Cleaner”, Chris knows his boss John does not help with the cleaning of the gym which is why he feels he has reason to ask for a raise. He goes beyond his job and should be compensated for that. The premise shown here is that Chris is a trainer, but does more each day at the gym by cleaning up. Chris is shown the conclusion that he deserves compensation for that effort is proven true by his deductive reasoning. The role deductive reasoning had in this situation was to prove the thought of a raise is justified since Chris has an understanding of every factor. The reason comes from knowing he is the only trainer that cleans, and now he is expected to continue that task. Using deductive reasoning to reach a specific conclusion is a process that starts with a general premise. We then take that general argument and through a process of logical steps it is defined into a specific conclusion. The process shows a magnitude of possibilities, which in turn helps to reach a definite