Abstract thinking is how we think conceptually and reason with information without prior knowledge. Here’s a puzzle to get those abstract reasoning neurons working.
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The answer is B.
If you look only at the red circles, you’ll see that they mirror the location of the square they appear in (top right in the top right corner, middle left in the middle left of the square, etc.). The arrows rotate clockwise from top to bottom. Each row and each column has two purple circles.
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