Thinking has three basic characteristics.

Thinking has three basic characteristics: abstraction, creativity and logic.

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I. Abstraction

Thinking is abstract, that is, concrete things, concepts or emotions can be abstracted. Through abstract thinking, we can generalize concrete things into general concepts, so as to better understand and deal with complex problems. For example, in mathematics, we use abstract thinking to abstract concrete numbers and symbols into symbols representing a kind of mathematical problems.

Second, creativity.

Thinking is creative, that is, it can produce new ideas, ideas and solutions. Creative thinking refers to the way of thinking that transcends the traditional thinking mode and fixed mode, and it can produce unique and unprecedented innovation results. For example, artists create unique works of art through creative thinking, and scientists put forward new theories and invent new technologies through creative thinking.

Third, logic.

Thinking is logical, that is, it can be thought and deduced according to certain laws and reasoning processes. Logical thinking is a way of thinking based on rules and principles, which enables us to establish a logical chain of argumentation and reasoning, and thus draw correct conclusions. For example, in mathematics, we use mathematical formulas and theorems to deduce and prove through logical thinking.

Summary:

Thinking is initially a process of generalization and indirect reaction of human brain to things by means of language. Thinking is based on perception and transcends the boundaries of perception. Thinking in the usual sense involves all cognitive or intellectual activities. It explores and discovers the intrinsic relationship and regularity of things, which is an advanced stage of cognitive process.

The indirect reflection of thinking on things means that it understands objective things through other media and infers unknown things with the help of existing knowledge, experience and known conditions. The commonness of thinking lies in its rejection of the non-essential attributes of a class of things and its reflection of the same essential characteristics.

Thinking has three main characteristics: abstraction, creativity and logic. Abstraction enables us to abstract concrete things into general concepts, so as to better understand and deal with problems; Creativity enables us to produce brand-new ideas, ideas and solutions; Logic enables us to think and reason according to certain laws and reasoning processes, and draw logical conclusions.