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[[File:The Thinker, Rodin.jpg|thumbnail|right|250px|The Thinker by [[Auguste Rodin]], 1902.]]
 
Structural thinking is a way of better understanding the world through focusing on how things are organized and connected. It involves such things as recognizing patterns, relationships, and underlying systems to grasp the bigger picture and solve problems more effectively.<ref>
 
Structural thinking is a way of better understanding the world through focusing on how things are organized and connected. It involves such things as recognizing patterns, relationships, and underlying systems to grasp the bigger picture and solve problems more effectively.<ref>
 
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The Thinker by Auguste Rodin, 1902.

Structural thinking is a way of better understanding the world through focusing on how things are organized and connected. It involves such things as recognizing patterns, relationships, and underlying systems to grasp the bigger picture and solve problems more effectively.[1]

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