Universal Quantification

Universal quantification is a concept in logic that expresses that a statement applies to everything within a specific group or domain. It uses phrases like "for all" or "every" to indicate that no matter which individual you pick from that group, the statement remains true. For example, "All dogs bark" means every dog, without exception, barks. It's a way to make broad, inclusive claims about an entire set, ensuring the statement is universally applicable within the defined context.