Indicates a logical sequence of "chronological", such as PDCA

Indicates the logical relationship between "whole and part"

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Arrange the arguments in a structural order, follow a certain order, such as clockwise, counterclockwise, top-down, east-west, etc.

Indicates the logical relationship of "classification of similar things into one category"

The order of importance is to find the common characteristics of a class of things, and then organize the arguments in accordance with the order of the strong and weak embodied by the common characteristics

The universal law represented by the major premise is absolutely correct

Minor premise is a special case of the subject or object of the major premise

The judgment to derive the conclusion meets the necessary and sufficient conditions

Problem/Current Situation-Cause-Countermeasure