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1. The document discusses analytical thinking and problem solving methods such as making diagrams, charts, assessing costs and benefits, and using SWOT and PEST analysis. 2. It describes different levels of thinking including knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. 3. Several problem solving techniques are explained like going through the actions, drawing a picture, writing it out, and using a Venn diagram.
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