Logical reasoning it is a process of thought structuring according to the norms of logic that allows you to reach a certain conclusion or solve a problem.
Logical reasoning requires awareness and ability to organize thought. There are different types of logical reasoning, such as deductive, inductive and abduction. However, it can also be applied in the area of dialectic.
Logical reasoning is often used to make inferences, starting with an initial statement or proposition, followed by an intermediate statement and a conclusion. Thus, it is also an analytical and sequential tool to justify, analyze, argue or confirm some reasoning. It is based on data that can be proven, so it is accurate and accurate.
It is possible to solve problems using logical reasoning. However, it cannot be taught directly, but can be developed by solving logical exercises that contribute to the evolution of some mental abilities.
Many companies use logical thinking exercises to test candidates' abilities. This type of assessment is also common in public tenders.
See also meaning of deductive method.
Mathematical or quantitative logical reasoning
The logical mathematical or quantitative reasoning is the reasoning used to solve some problems and mathematical exercises. These exercises are often used in the school environment, through matrix, geometric and arithmetic problems, so that students can develop certain skills. This type of reasoning is widely used in areas such as combinatorics.