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What is abduction?
What is abduction?
The process of creating explanatory hypotheses.
What is Butterfly logic?
What is Butterfly logic?
How people often argue.
What is Analogical reasoning?
What is Analogical reasoning?
Relating things to novel other situations.
What is Cause-and-effect reasoning?
What is Cause-and-effect reasoning?
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What is Effects-to-cause reasoning?
What is Effects-to-cause reasoning?
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What is the Bradford Hill criteria?
What is the Bradford Hill criteria?
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What is Exemplar reasoning?
What is Exemplar reasoning?
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What is Inductive reasoning?
What is Inductive reasoning?
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What is Modal logic?
What is Modal logic?
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What is Pros-vs-cons reasoning?
What is Pros-vs-cons reasoning?
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What is Residue reasoning?
What is Residue reasoning?
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What is Set-based reasoning?
What is Set-based reasoning?
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What is Systemic reasoning?
What is Systemic reasoning?
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What is Syllogistic reasoning?
What is Syllogistic reasoning?
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What is Traditional logic?
What is Traditional logic?
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Study Notes
Reasoning Types
- 1- Abduction: The process of creating explanatory hypotheses.
- 2- Butterfly Logic: How people often argue.
- 3- Analogical Reasoning: Relating things to novel other situations.
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Test your understanding of different reasoning types including abduction, butterfly logic, and analogical reasoning. Explore how these processes help us create hypotheses and relate situations in our daily reasoning. Challenge yourself to apply these concepts effectively!