Reasoning by Analogy
Reasoning by analogy allows the target reasoning to skip details by starting at a high level of abstraction that is justified by the source in the analogy, not the target.
Robert Hamill
Reasoning by analogy allows the target reasoning to skip details by starting at a high level of abstraction that is justified by the source in the analogy, not the target.
Coincidental behaviors lead to ad hoc decisions which fill gaps that partial knowledge, logic and understanding leave open.
Working Memory is limited - 7 items plus or minus 2. It can be extended by training. Requires mental exercise that strains attention