Logical thinking that follows established rules and principles, including deductive and inductive reasoning processes that enable systematic problem-solving and decision-making.
Example: Using syllogistic logic where conclusions necessarily follow from premises, or applying mathematical principles to solve quantitative problems through systematic rule application.
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