Differences in prompt strategies
1.Reasoning Model
• The prompts are more concise and only need to clearly state the task objectives and requirements (because they have internalized the reasoning logic).
• The model automatically generates a structured reasoning process without step-by-step guidance (forcing the steps to be broken down may limit its capabilities)
2.General Model
• Reasoning steps need to be explicitly guided (e.g., through CoT prompts), otherwise critical logic may be skipped.
• Rely on prompts to compensate for shortcomings (e.g. step-by-step thinking, providing examples).
