Ability to form a concept and generalize is known as:: (A) Concrete thinking, (B) Abstract thinking, (C) Intellectual thinking, (D) Delusional Thinking
Answer is B. Abstract thinking is the ability to make concepts (i.e. ability to grasp essential of whole) and to generalize. Concrete thinking - Literal thinking (does not have deep thinking) Intellectual thinking- Use of excess intellect and scientific knowledge in thinking process. Delusional thinking- False , hypothetical ,firm thoughts contrary to reality.