Questioning the order of a grouping（质疑分组顺序）-金字塔原理
Questioning the order of a grouping质疑分组顺序You know that ideas in any grouping must be placed in logical order. In deductive groupings, of course, that is no problem, since logical o...
Logic in Thinking（思维中的逻辑）-金字塔原理
As you try to apply The Pyramid Principle to a specific writing task,当你尝试将金字塔原理应用于具体的写作任务时，You should on most occasions, with a bit of practice, have little difficulty in creating...
Indented display（缩进显示）-金字塔原理
Indented display缩进显示Sometimes your document will be so short that neither headings nor decimal numbering would be appropriate to highlight the divisions of your thinking. Neverthel...
Decimal numbering（小数编号法）-金字塔原理
Decimal numbering小数编号法Many companies, and most government institutions, like to use numbers rather than headings to emphasize the subdivisions of a document, and some go so far as...
Underlined points（下划线重点）-金字塔原理
Underlined points下划线重点Another popular approach is literally to show the hierarchy of ideas by underlining the entire statement of the support points below the Key Line level (Exhib...
How to highlight the structure（如何突出结构）-金字塔原理
How to highlight the structure如何突出结构Once you have worked out the logic of your pyramid and are ready to begin writing, you want to be sure you arrange your ideas on the page in a w...
How it differs（它们的区别）-金字塔原理
How it differsI’m sure you can see now how very different deduction and induction are, and how easily you can tell the difference. Remember, if you are thinking deductively, your s...
归纳推理如何运作-金字塔原理
Inductive reasoning is much more difficult to do well than is deductive reasoning, since it is a more creative activity. In inductive reasoning, the mind notices that several diffe...
when to use it？（什么时候用它？）-金字塔原理
This leads me to urge that, on the Key Line level, you try to avoid using a deductive argument, and strive instead always to present your message inductively. Why? Because it is ea...
How it works（如何运作）-金字塔原理
How it worksFirst, let’s understand what deductive reasoning is. It is usually described as taking the form of a syllogism — an argument in which a conclusion is inferred from two...