According to Howard Gardner, the ability to reason well about spatial relations defines logical-mathematical intelligence.

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Gardner actually defines logical-mathematical intelligence as the ability to "handle long chains of reasoning," the "capacity to recognize patterns and relationships that underpin all mathematical reasoning," and the "ability to think conceptually about relations among actions, symbols, and ideas." Spatial intelligence is a separate intelligence that refers to the ability to "think in three dimensions" and to "visualize images and scenarios in one's mind."

According to Howard Gardner, the Ability to Reason Well About