Story Logic 1: When this, then that

Story Logic: When This, Then That is a structured reasoning task where the learner reads short stories containing two contrasting “if–then” rules (e.g., If Ben eats his vegetables, he gets dessert. If he doesn’t, he waits.). Each story ends with a factual statement that sets the condition (e.g., Ben did not eat his vegetables.), followed by multiple questions that assess the learner’s understanding of the rule relationships. Questions such as “What happens if Ben eats his vegetables?” or “When does Ben have to wait?” require the learner to apply, reverse, and generalize conditional logic. This task supports the development of contextual control, relational flexibility, and rule-governed behaviour.

• Format Stories
• Cards 30 cards
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