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Abstract Reasoning Techniques

The document outlines various aspects of critical thinking, logical reasoning, abstract reasoning, and numerical reasoning, detailing methods for strengthening and weakening arguments, identifying faulty reasoning, and solving logical problems. It includes specific techniques for organizing information, analyzing patterns, and applying numerical principles. The author also inquires about the possibility of working from home.

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Abstract Reasoning Techniques

The document outlines various aspects of critical thinking, logical reasoning, abstract reasoning, and numerical reasoning, detailing methods for strengthening and weakening arguments, identifying faulty reasoning, and solving logical problems. It includes specific techniques for organizing information, analyzing patterns, and applying numerical principles. The author also inquires about the possibility of working from home.

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Critical Thinking: - 18/40

 Strengthening
o Conclusion
o Assumption
o Prove the assumptions
 Weakening
 Breakdown the argument
 Look out for assumptions
 Sabotage the argument
 No arguing back or rebuttal
 Disaprove the assumption
 Attack the line of reasoning
 Oppose the conclusion
 Whose reasoning is correct
 Information based – Equivalent or non-equivalent
 Logic Based – Contrapositive, conjugate,converse
 Faulty reasons or flaw in reasoning
 Broad Generalisation -one example n then generalise
 Logical Fallacy – Making conclusion without evidence
 False casuality – coincidence, got the cause n effect wrong
 Misuse of Statistics – misintrepret the statistic and come to
incorrect reasoning
 Multiple category Fallacy

Logical Reasoning – No inference or assumption (12 /40)

 Order – Arrangement 9Line or circle) – 2 questions – Drwa polygon


 Whose belongs to who –
o Draw table - Many categories, too complex
o desuction table – use tick n cross – 2 or 3 categories, one person
own only one thing
 Sorting
 Truth n lie
o Contracting Statement
o Identical Statement
o Accusing Staement

Abtract Reasoning – Pictures n Patterns

 Point of view – 2D , 3 D
 Paper foldeing
 Abtract Probl;ems - :ogocal n Picture
 Complate the pattern
o Processing Data or verbal raesoning

Numerical Reasoning – 8/40


o Pigeonhole principal
o Table – minmum score
o Head n Leg
o Graphs n Tables
o Calendar
o Finding procedure

Good Morning

I am still keeping myself well.

Can I work from home today?

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