“…It should be noted that the proposal's perspective on reasoning is based on a pragmatist view of mathematical knowledge formation (as well as school mathematical knowledge), which incorporates the semiotic, anthropological, and pragmatic postulates of OSA (Godino et al, 2007(Godino et al, , 2019. That is to say, in accordance with the suggestions of Aké (2013) for algebra, and Molina (2019) for geometry, in order to speak about school statistics, one must resort to an integrated and transdisciplinary vision that involves Statistical thinking, Statistical reasoning, and Statistical literacy, since each of these approaches to school statistics is developed from psychological, epistemic, and semiotic perspectives, respectively. Thus, by considering reasoning in terms of practices, and (primary mathematical) objects and mathematical processes used in them, one moves in a certain sense through the definitions given by Ben-Zvi and Garfield (2004) for statistical literacy, statistical reasoning and statistical thinking.…”