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Category: Logical Reasoning
| No. | Topics. | No. | Topics. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | CAUSE AND EFFECT | 2. | COURSE OF ACTION |
| 3. | CRITICAL THINKING | 4. | LETTER AND SYMBOLS SERIES |
| 5. | LOGICAL DEDUCTIONS | 6. | LOGICAL PROBLEMS |
- Weight gain is primarily determined by the total number of calories consumed versus the number of calories burned, not the time of day the calories are eaten.
- The body cannot digest food at night.
- All food eaten after 8 PM turns directly into fat.
- This belief is true.
- "I will not smoke because scientific evidence shows it is harmful."
- "You should believe this is true because it is the most popular opinion and everyone is doing it."
- "I will evaluate the evidence from both sides before forming an opinion."
- "This statement is true because it was made by an expert in the field."
- The human body, particularly the liver and kidneys, already has highly effective, natural detoxification systems.
- The body does not contain any toxins.
- All teas are unhealthy.
- Cleansing is only necessary once a year.
- Genes can influence a person's risk for certain diseases.
- A person's traits are determined 100% by their genes, and environment plays no role (genetic determinism).
- A healthy lifestyle can sometimes mitigate genetic risks for certain diseases.
- Genetic inheritance is complex and involves dominant and recessive alleles.
- Advertising budgets are directly tied to a product's scientifically tested quality.
- Companies never advertise low-quality products.
- Advertising is designed to persuade and create brand recognition, which does not necessarily correlate with the product's actual quality or effectiveness.
- Unadvertised products are always low quality.
- The human memory is reconstructive; it can be influenced by new information, emotions, and biases, and is prone to error.
- The human brain has unlimited storage capacity.
- This belief is actually correct.
- Memories are stored in the heart, not the brain.
- "Dr. Khan's research on climate change is wrong because he is a rude and unpleasant person."
- "Dr. Khan's research should be peer-reviewed to check for errors in his methodology and data."
- "I disagree with Dr. Khan's conclusion based on this conflicting evidence."
- "Dr. Khan's research is well-supported by data from multiple independent sources."
- Because the remedies are often diluted to the point where no single molecule of the original substance remains, making any effect scientifically implausible beyond a placebo.
- Because it is a very old system of medicine.
- Because it uses natural ingredients.
- Because many people use it.
- Rapid weight loss is always healthy.
- Such diets are often nutritionally unbalanced and can lead to muscle loss and other health problems; the weight is often regained quickly.
- All diets are effective if you follow them.
- This is a great way to achieve long-term health.
