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The document discusses how Albert Einstein believed that taking something complex and making it appear simple requires real ingenuity, unlike taking something simple and making it appear complex. It then provides examples of using argument mapping software to improve critical thinking skills, make decisive decisions, and communicate logical reasoning and recommendations in a clear visual format.

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Making complexity appear simple

“Any fool can take what is simple
and make it appear complex.
What requires real ingenuity is to
take what is complex and make
it appear simple.”
- Albert Einstein

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Introducing

Make compelling sales arguments
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„Consultative selling‟
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Achieve consensus
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Both internally & externally
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Solve problems logically
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Develop sound business strategies
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Strengthen customer relationships
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Improves Critical Thinking

Genesis was the hypothesis: “Critical Thinking skills can be learnt.”

CCTS test results
5 year experiment * 0.9
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Using objective tests:
Standard deviations
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California Critical Thinking Skills
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Government funded
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Australian Research Council
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Results recreated elsewhere Normal Traditional Argument
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Undergraduates philosophy students mapping students

* Controlled tests at Dept. of Philosophy of The University of Melbourne by Dr. Tim van
Gelder (Austhink‟s founder) et al (2000-2004) using Reason!able, the original software.
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Example of a bCisive decision map

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is comprehensive

Professional analysis &
mapping software for:

Argument Mapping
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Decision Making
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Problem Solving


Capturing Data


Communicating reasoning &
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recommendations
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is logical

Supports strategic consultancy
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techniques:
Minto Pyramid Principle™
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Logic & Issue Trees
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Hypothesis Mapping
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Uses universally recognisable elements
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Clarifies abstract reasoning by graphic
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representation

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is inherently useful

Professionals from diverse businesses use bCisive to:

Capture
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Record


Clarify


Train
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Communicate
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Recommend
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For more information on in Europe
please contact:

Michael Peel
Austhink Software Pty Ltd
Email: michael.peel@austhink.com
Direct: +44 (0)7900 438 483
Skype: mjrpeel

For a free 10-day trial go to: www.bcisive.austhink.com

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1. Making complexity appear simple “Any fool can take what is simple and make it appear complex. What requires real ingenuity is to take what is complex and make it appear simple.” - Albert Einstein Next →

2. Introducing Make compelling sales arguments  „Consultative selling‟  Achieve consensus  Both internally & externally  Solve problems logically  Develop sound business strategies  Strengthen customer relationships  Next →

3. Improves Critical Thinking Genesis was the hypothesis: “Critical Thinking skills can be learnt.” CCTS test results 5 year experiment * 0.9  0.8 Using objective tests: Standard deviations  0.7 0.6 California Critical Thinking Skills  0.5 Measured over 12-wk term 0.4  0.3 Government funded  0.2 0.1 Australian Research Council  0 Results recreated elsewhere Normal Traditional Argument  Undergraduates philosophy students mapping students * Controlled tests at Dept. of Philosophy of The University of Melbourne by Dr. Tim van Gelder (Austhink‟s founder) et al (2000-2004) using Reason!able, the original software. Next →

4. Example of a bCisive decision map Next →

5. is comprehensive Professional analysis & mapping software for: Argument Mapping  Decision Making  Problem Solving  Capturing Data  Communicating reasoning &  recommendations Next →

6. is logical Supports strategic consultancy  techniques: Minto Pyramid Principle™  Logic & Issue Trees  Hypothesis Mapping  Uses universally recognisable elements  Clarifies abstract reasoning by graphic  representation Next →

7. is inherently useful Professionals from diverse businesses use bCisive to: Capture  Record  Clarify  Train  Communicate  Recommend  Next →

8. For more information on in Europe please contact: Michael Peel Austhink Software Pty Ltd Email: michael.peel@austhink.com Direct: +44 (0)7900 438 483 Skype: mjrpeel For a free 10-day trial go to: www.bcisive.austhink.com Trademarks are the property of their respective owners End

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