Scientific reasoning is the thinking in terms of abstractions or symbols, being able to think about many variables or dimensions at the same time, being able to think in terms of probabilities and proportions. During the scientific process, deductive reasoning is used to reach a logical true conclusion. Test your understanding on the two by taking the test below.
Reason
Logic
Critical Thinking
Question
Hypothesis
Bias
Critical Thinking
Opinion
Logic
Bias
Fact
Reason
Neccessarily
Probably
Could Be
Always
Always
Probably
Neccessarily
Could Be
Probably
Neccessarily
Testing
Concluding
Reason
Questions
Opinions
Logic
Questions
Reasons
Facts
Opinions
Fact
Reason
Preference
Judgement
Opinionated
Fact
Preference
Purpose
Assumptions
Assumptions
Concepts
Inference
Implications
Assumption
Implication
Concept
Inference
President of the US
DIRNSA
Secretary of Defense
Vice President of the US
Director of National Intelligence
Secretary of State
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Director of NSA
Director of National Intelligence
Secretary of Defense
President of the US
FBI
NSA
DIA
CIA
CIA
DIA
NSA
FBI
Kunia, Hawaii (NSAH)
Fort Gordon, Georgia (NSAG)
FT. Meade, Maryland (NSAW)
Lackland AFB, Texas (NSAT)
Denver, Colorado (NSAC)
Information Assurance
OPSEC
SIGINT
Counterintelligence
INSCOM
NETWARCOM
AFISRA
CGI
CIA
NSA
NSC
FBI
NSA
DHS
FBI
DEA
On a training basis
On a locational basis
On a target basis
On a functional basis
COMINT
SIGINT
ELINT
FISINT
COMINT
HUMINT
OSINT
MASINT
FISINT
GEOINT
ELINT
COMINT
FISINT
ELINT
GEOINT