Mechanical Reasoning: A person with a mechanical reasoning problem has difficulty in imagining how machines operate and in effectively handling and using tools.
Abstract Reasoning: A person with an abstract reasoning problem would be impaired in being able to carry out in proper sequence a series of steps in a task such as in computer programming, using tools or in cooking. The person does not understand the sequences as they need to be set up to get the correct outcome.
'Arrowsmith Program's Description of Learning Dysfunctions.'
Reprinted with permission from: www.arrowsmithschool.org
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