The Examkrackers Reasoning Skills Manual prepares students to approach science and “Critical Analysis and Reasoning”(CARS) sections quickly and accurately. The Examkrackers method emphasizes test-taking strategy that will help you easily identify the best answer.
This manual focuses on introducing the new MCAT, strengthening MCAT math skills, and teaching the research methods and statistical analysis necessary for the MCAT. The breadth of helpful information in the Reasoning Skills Manual make it essential preparation for each section of the MCAT.

GED Test Reasoning Through Language Arts Flash Review

The GED Test has changed and is more complicated than ever. Test takers must feel comfortable with their reading comprehension, writing, and grammar skills, as well as the complex question types found on the exam. GED Test RLA Flash Review offers comprehensive on-the-go study for all Reasoning through Language Arts content. Inside are questions with detailed answer explanations, important terms and their definitions, and more. It's the most portable, powerful prep available.

Get the targeted practice you need to conquer the GED test in Mathematical Reasoning
To achieve your best score on the GED test, you have to excel on the Mathematical Reasoning section. The surest way to succeed is with intensive practice in every math topic tested--and that's what you'll get in McGraw-Hill Education: Mathematical Reasoning Workbook for the GED Test. This workbook offers skillbuilding exercises in all the mathematics topics that you will encounter on the test. You also get samples of the latest question types and a posttest closely modeled on the real GED Mathematical Reasoning test, so you will know what to expect on exam day.

Official GRE Verbal Reasoning Practice Questions by Educational Testing Service

150 REAL GRE Verbal Reasoning questions--direct from the test maker!
The best way to prepare for the Verbal Reasoning measure of the GRE revised General Test is with real GRE test questions--and that is what you will find in this unique guide!

Much has been written on the role of causal notions and causal reasoning in the so-called 'special sciences' and in common sense. But does causal reasoning also play a role in physics? Mathias Frisch argues that, contrary to what influential philosophical arguments purport to show, the answer is yes.