General mathematical thinking includes: logical thinking, mathematical thinking, comprehensive thinking, general thinking, abstract thinking and creative thinking.

1, logical thinking: Questions that need to be stated must be logical, especially when it comes to litigation.

2. Mathematical thinking: Trading behavior, economic investment behavior and financial behavior in daily life all need certain mathematical thinking.

3. Comprehensive thinking ability: In daily life, don't consider problems unilaterally, but consider problems comprehensively.

4. Generalizing thinking ability: Generalizing a large number of scattered information.

Step 5 be abstract