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Logical reasoning is a
mental activity that aims to
arrive at a
conclusion in a
rigorous way. It
happens in the form of
inferences or
arguments by starting...
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Inductive reasoning is any of
various methods of
reasoning in
which broad generalizations or
principles are
derived from a body of observations. This article...
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deductive reasoning,
inductive reasoning, and
abductive reasoning.
Aristotle drew a
distinction between logical discursive reasoning (reason proper)...
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representation and
reasoning and metalogic, the area of
automated reasoning is
dedicated to
understanding different aspects of
reasoning. The
study of automated...
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Verbal reasoning is
understanding and
reasoning using concepts framed in words. It aims at
evaluating ability to
think constructively,
rather than at simple...
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Diagrammatic reasoning is
reasoning by
means of
visual representations. The
study of
diagrammatic reasoning is
about the
understanding of
concepts and...
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Abductive reasoning (also
called abduction,
abductive inference, or retroduction) is a form of
logical inference that s****s the
simplest and most likely...
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Specious reasoning is a form of
argument or
analysis that
relies on lies, misdirection, or
misinterpreted information to make its point. ****ertions made...
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Principled reasoning (also
known as principles-based
reasoning and principle-centered
reasoning) is an
alternative to
modern portfolio theory based on...
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philosophy of logic,
defeasible reasoning is a kind of
provisional reasoning that is
rationally compelling,
though not
deductively valid. It usually...
