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'''Abstract thinking''' is a "cognitive process that allows us to think beyond observable information and deal with concepts, ideas, theories, and principles."<ref>[https://able.ac/blog/what-is-abstract-thinking/ What is abstract thinking? 10 activities to improve your abstract thinking skills]</ref>
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'''Abstract thinking''' is a "cognitive process that allows us to think beyond observable information and deal with [[concept]]s, [[idea]]s, [[Theory|theories]], and [[principle]]s."<ref>[https://able.ac/blog/what-is-abstract-thinking/ What is abstract thinking? 10 activities to improve your abstract thinking skills]</ref>
  
 
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[[Category: Psychology]]

Revision as of 23:52, February 5, 2025

Abstract thinking is a "cognitive process that allows us to think beyond observable information and deal with concepts, ideas, theories, and principles."[1]