To be deductively valid, an argument by analogy must pass all six of the criteria for
appraising analogical arguments.

Question

To be deductively valid, an argument by analogy must pass all six of the criteria for
 appraising analogical arguments.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Deductive validity is not determined by passing criteria for appraising analogical arguments, as deductive validity concerns whether the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises, while analogical arguments are a form of inductive reasoning where conclusions are probable, not certain.

To Be Deductively Valid, an Argument by Analogy Must Pass