I find it useful sometimes to think about “how to differentiate this term” when defining a term. In this case, in my mind it would be thinking about “reasoning”, vs “general reasoning” vs “generalization”.
Reasoning: narrower than general reasoning, probably would be your first two bullet points combined in my opinion
Generalization: even more general than general reasoning (does not need to be focused on reasoning). Seems could be the last two bullet points you have, particularly the third
General reasoning (this is not fully thought through): Now that we talked about “reasoning” and “generalization”, I see two types of definition
1. A bit closer to “reasoning”. first two of your bullet points, plus in multiple domains/multiple ways, but not necessarily unseen domains. In other simpler words, “reasoning in multiple domains and ways”.
2. A bit closer to “general” (my guess is this is closer to what you intended to have?): generalization ability, but focused on reasoning.
I find it useful sometimes to think about “how to differentiate this term” when defining a term. In this case, in my mind it would be thinking about “reasoning”, vs “general reasoning” vs “generalization”.
Reasoning: narrower than general reasoning, probably would be your first two bullet points combined in my opinion
Generalization: even more general than general reasoning (does not need to be focused on reasoning). Seems could be the last two bullet points you have, particularly the third
General reasoning (this is not fully thought through): Now that we talked about “reasoning” and “generalization”, I see two types of definition
1. A bit closer to “reasoning”. first two of your bullet points, plus in multiple domains/multiple ways, but not necessarily unseen domains. In other simpler words, “reasoning in multiple domains and ways”.
2. A bit closer to “general” (my guess is this is closer to what you intended to have?): generalization ability, but focused on reasoning.
Interesting approach, thanks!