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Prompt: This reasoning concept, a term coined by Edward de Bono, solves problems through indirect and creative reasoning.
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- 01This reasoning concept, a term coined by Edward de Bono, solves problems through indirect and creative reasoning.
- 02This reasoning concept, named for Socrates, exposes contradictions in reasoning through a series of questions.
- 03This reasoning concept builds a general conclusion from specific examples, yielding probable rather than certain results.
- 04These word puzzles fit answers to clues into intersecting rows and columns of shared letters.
- 05Four connected straight lines must pass through a 3 × 3 arrangement of points in this puzzle; the lines may extend beyond the implied square.