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Jumping to conclusions without evidence.

Identifying cause-and-effect relationships.

Making a decision based on facts and evidence.

Evaluating different perspectives before deciding.

I saw one red apple, so all apples must be red

If it rains, the ground gets wet. It is raining, so the ground must be wet.

My neighbor has a cat, so all neighbors must have cats.

If my friend likes pizza, then everyone likes pizza.

Analyzing information to make reasoned conclusions.

Making decisions based on emotions.

Relying only on intuition.

 Guessing answers without evidence.

To confuse the problem solver.

To ignore previous knowledge.

To establish rules and criteria for solutions.

To make problem-solving more difficult.