I Think Therefore I Refer to Police Syllogisms

Most people like learning new things, and learning about police syllogisms would be a good place to start when you are getting ready to take the police analytical thinking inventory exam. Both how to take and study for the police analytical thinking inventory and the use of police syllogisms are taught on the Police Ready website. So you might just as well jump right in and get to work on learning out how to figure out police syllogisms as you are working on getting ready for the police analytical thinking inventory exam.

While the tests may sound like strange ducks, and in some instances they are strange ducks, most police syllogisms are relatively easy to work with and figure out. They involve the use of a major and a minor premise from which a conclusion is drawn. It is up to you to draw the conclusion to the police syllogisms found on the police analytical thinking inventory test, both the real one, and the free police analytical thinking inventory exam found on Police Ready.

If you haven’t had much experience in working with police syllogisms, don’t really worry about it, once you have seen enough of them, you get the drift really quickly. The fact is that many of the police recruits who have worked with them first, find they go to that section immediately on the police analytical thinking inventory test because they are so comfortable with them.

This isn’t to say that you may not run across some police syllogisms that throw you for a loop on your police analytical thinking inventory test. Just do the best you can with any unfamiliar police syllogisms and continue on to the portions of the police analytical thinking inventory exam that you are familiar with and complete them. You can double back and try the police syllogisms you didn’t get at first, as you double check your answers on the police analytical thinking inventory test.

Remember to allow enough time to be able to double-check your answers to the police syllogisms section and other sections on your timed police analytical thinking inventory test. While you do have to complete the police analytical thinking inventory test within 90 minutes, if you allow yourself about 10% of the total exam time to recheck your answers to the police syllogisms section and the other parts of the test, you should finish on time.