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What is Reasoning

Adapting Human Thinking and Moral Reasoning in Contemporary Society
the ability to draw a conclusion from elements of the situation that are already knows, the premises.
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The Reasoning Process: What Is It? What Is Its Purpose? How Does It Function? A Link With Emotions
Elodie Tricard (University of Orléans, France) and Célia Maintenant (University of Tours, France)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1811-3.ch003
Abstract
What does “reasoning” mean? What is its purpose? And, how does it function? This chapter defines reasoning and the distinction between deductive and inductive reasoning. Secondly, the argumentative theory of reasoning proposed by Mercier and Sperber (2011) is presented to understand the purpose of the reasoning. This theory postulates that its function is to convince others and to evaluate information received when someone tries to convince another. Thirdly, the authors focus on the intervention model of reasoning developed by Evans (2011) to try to understand how the reasoning functions. This model is derived from dual-process theories and proposes a distinction between two types of processing in reasoning. The last part explains the importance of considering the emotional factor in the study on the reasoning process.
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Open Educational Resources for Improving the Visualization and Reasoning Cognitive Process: A Way to Learn Math
Occurs when students have gone through cognitive processes, they can now represent the same mathematical object with two types of registers.
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Digital Educational Games: A Resource to Promote Education 5.0?
Is the cognitive process of thinking logically and systematically to make sense of information, draw conclusions, and solve problems.
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Framing Our Understanding of Mathematical Writing
Engagement in the process of determining a mathematical solution that is foundational to the mathematical writing experience.
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OntoHealth: An Ontology Applied to Pervasive Hospital Environments
It is the cognitive process of looking for reasons for beliefs, conclusions, actions or feelings.
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Cognitive Approaches for Intelligent Networks
Another essential concept to be incorporated in any intelligent systems to derive the output / result based on learning.
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Critical Thinking in Research and Analysis
To think clearly and to evaluate and shape convincing arguments, there are three major types of logical reasoning: deductive, inductive, and abductive.
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Developing Rule-Based Web Applications: Methodologies and Tools
The systematic process of inferring new knowledge by applying formal implication rules to a given knowledge base.
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Game-Based Approach to Reasoning, Problem Solving, and Communication for High School Students
Mathematical skill that enable students to use mathematics to draw logical conclusions from certain information. Under the NCTM (2000) approach, this implies make and investigate mathematical conjectures, develop and evaluate mathematical arguments and proofs, select and use various types of reasoning and methods of proof and recognise reasoning and proof as fundamental aspects of mathematics.
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