Which section of the test assesses logical reasoning skills?

The logical reasoning section of the test specifically focuses on assessing a candidate's ability to evaluate arguments, draw conclusions, and make inferences based on given information. This section typically involves analyzing patterns, relationships, and logical sequences, which are crucial for many problem-solving scenarios in various fields, especially in healthcare and medical environments where critical thinking and decision-making skills are essential.

In contrast, while the verbal reasoning section assesses language skills and comprehension, and the numerical reasoning section evaluates mathematical abilities, neither of these directly measures logical reasoning. The abstract reasoning section does involve logic to a certain extent by examining patterns and relationships in abstract concepts, but it focuses more on visual-spatial reasoning rather than pure logical deduction. Therefore, the logical reasoning section is the most appropriate choice when specifically looking to assess logical reasoning skills.