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Logical and abstract reasoningDraw valid conclusions from rules, statements, and abstract patterns.4 skills · Browse this family →Numerical and quantitative thinkingWork with numbers, ratios, percentages, and quantitative relationships.2 skills · Browse this family →Verbal comprehensionUnderstand written information and evaluate statements against a passage.3 skills · Browse this family →Spatial reasoningVisualize rotation, folding, orientation, and route problems.3 skills · Browse this family →Working memoryHold, update, and manipulate short sequences or facts in mind.1 skills · Browse this family →Information retentionLearn and recall short lists, details, and sequences after a delay.1 skills · Browse this family →Attention and concentrationSustain focus and spot small details accurately.2 skills · Browse this family →Processing speedComplete simple cognitive operations quickly and accurately.2 skills · Browse this family →Pattern recognitionIdentify rules and regularities in sequences, codes, and diagrams.2 skills · Browse this family →Problem solvingCombine information and reach a practical, well-reasoned solution.2 skills · Browse this family →Error detectionCompare records, codes, and data carefully to catch discrepancies.2 skills · Browse this family →
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Logical and abstract reasoning
Logical reasoning
Conditional logic, syllogisms, ordering, grouping, argument structure, and constraint problems.
100 published questions10 sections
Logical and abstract reasoning
Abstract reasoning
Inferring rules from shapes, symbols, matrices, and non-verbal patterns.
100 published questions10 sections
Logical and abstract reasoning
Inductive reasoning
Identifying general rules from examples, sequences, and observations.
100 published questions10 sections
Logical and abstract reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Applying stated rules and constraints to reach valid conclusions.
100 published questions10 sections