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Thinking, Reasoning & Problem Solving document discusses the nature of thinking. It defines thinking as a complex mental activity that is symbolic and involves solving problems. It notes thinking involves fine muscle movements and is an implicit cognitive process. The document outlines key elements and types of thinking, as well as stages of development. It discusses how language relates to thinking and is important for communicating thoughts. Characteristics of thinking are provided such as it being a cognitive, problem-solving behavior that can shift perspectives rapidly.

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Thinking, Reasoning & Problem Solving document discusses the nature of thinking. It defines thinking as a complex mental activity that is symbolic and involves solving problems. It notes thinking involves fine muscle movements and is an implicit cognitive process. The document outlines key elements and types of thinking, as well as stages of development. It discusses how language relates to thinking and is important for communicating thoughts. Characteristics of thinking are provided such as it being a cognitive, problem-solving behavior that can shift perspectives rapidly.

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Thinking,

Reasoning &
Problem Solving
Introduction

Thinking is a complex mental activity.


It is symbolic in character, initiated by
a problem, which the individual is
facing, involves the response of the
individual to this problem.
Definitions
• Thinking is behavior, which is often implicit
and hidden and in which symbols (images,
ideas and concepts) are ordinarily employed.
(Garrett—1968)

• Thinking is a problem solving process, in


which we use ideas or symbols in places of
overt activity.
(Gilmer—1970)
Characteristics of thinking
• Thinking is an essentially a cognitive activity.
• Thinking is described as a problem solving behavior as it initiated
with some problems to be solved in day to day behavior
• Thinking involve fine muscle movement in throat and laryngeal
region.
• Thinking is implicit behavior that cannot be observed by others.
• Thinking is a mental exploration of solution to problems.
• Thinking is a symbolic activity. In thinking solutions to problems
are derived through mental images, signs and symbols.
• Thinking can shift instantaneously over a span of time and space
Elements of thinking

01. Images 04. Language

02. Concepts 05. Muscle activities

03. Symbols and signs 06. Brain Function


CONCRETE THINKING

TYPES OF
ABSTRACT THINKING THINKING

NONDIRECTED OR
ASSOCIATED THINKING
LEVELS OF THINKING
STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
JEAN PIAGET
Thinking in Relation to Language and Communication
• Language is the means by which we express our thoughts to others either in verbal or
written forms.
• Language like thought is directed to some purpose or goal.
• Language is extremely important in the process of thinking

• The use of language, i.e. the communication of information through symbols arranged
according to systematic rules, clearly is an important cognitive ability, one that is
indispensable for communicating with others.
• Language provides us with categories that we use to construct our view of people and events
in the world around us. Consequently language shapes and produces thought
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Despite being red,
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