1, classified thinking method

Classified thinking is a way to sort out problems. When we encounter a complex problem, we can break it down into thousands of relatively simple small problems and solve them one by one. This way of thinking can help us better sort out the thinking of the problem and solve the problem better.

2. Reverse thinking method

Reverse thinking is a thinking method based on results and reverse deduction. When we encounter problems, we can determine the result first, and then find out the methods and steps to achieve this result from the result. The reverse thinking method can help us to better analyze problems and find the best way to solve them.

3. Associative thinking method

Associative thinking is a thinking method of analogy and association with known knowledge and experience. When we encounter a strange problem, we can find a clue to solve it by connecting it with a known similar problem. Associative thinking can help us expand our thinking and solve problems creatively.

4. Inductive thinking method

Inductive thinking is a way of thinking that sums up universal laws from concrete things. When we encounter a series of problems with the same characteristics, by observing and analyzing the similarities of these problems, we can sum up the universal laws and solve similar problems. Inductive thinking can help us improve our ability to abstract and summarize problems.

5. Deductive thinking method

Deductive thinking is a way of thinking that deduces concrete conclusions from universal laws. When we know a universal law, we can draw concrete conclusions through deductive reasoning. Deductive thinking can help us improve our ability of logical reasoning and proving problems.

6. Intuitive thinking method

Intuitive thinking is a way of thinking to solve problems through intuition and feeling. When we encounter a problem, we can think and judge through intuition and feeling. Intuitive thinking can help us find the key points of the problem quickly and accurately, and speed up the problem solving.

7. Comparative thinking method

Comparative thinking is a way of thinking to find out the differences and connections between things through comparison and contrast. When we encounter a group of similar problems, we can find a solution by comparing their differences and connections. Comparative thinking can help us improve our ability to analyze and judge problems.

8. Hypothetical thinking method

It is a way of thinking to find a solution to the problem through hypothesis and speculation. When we encounter a complex problem, we can first assume some conditions and results, and then gradually find a solution to the problem through speculation and verification. Hypothetical thinking can help us improve our ability to predict and solve problems.