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[Show more]Clarity - -Being unambiguous and easily understood 
Purpose - -The goal or objective of reasoning 
Concepts - -General categories or ideas by which we interpret or classify information used in our 
thinking 
Inference - -A logical process of drawing conclusions 
Precision - -Being precise or exact 
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Add to cartClarity - -Being unambiguous and easily understood 
Purpose - -The goal or objective of reasoning 
Concepts - -General categories or ideas by which we interpret or classify information used in our 
thinking 
Inference - -A logical process of drawing conclusions 
Precision - -Being precise or exact 
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Egocentrism - -The tendency to view everything in relationship to oneself and to regard one's own 
opinions, values, or interests as most important. 
Fair-mindedness - -The commitment to consider all relevant opinions equally without regard to one's 
own sentiments or selfish interests. 
Fallacies...
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Add to cartEgocentrism - -The tendency to view everything in relationship to oneself and to regard one's own 
opinions, values, or interests as most important. 
Fair-mindedness - -The commitment to consider all relevant opinions equally without regard to one's 
own sentiments or selfish interests. 
Fallacies...
What is critical thinking? - -An intellectual model for understanding issues and forming reasonable 
and informed views on them. 
Involves analyzing, evaluating, and improving one's own thinking 
Thinking about thinking in order to make thinking better 
Critical thinking comprises three interlinkin...
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Add to cartWhat is critical thinking? - -An intellectual model for understanding issues and forming reasonable 
and informed views on them. 
Involves analyzing, evaluating, and improving one's own thinking 
Thinking about thinking in order to make thinking better 
Critical thinking comprises three interlinkin...
What is critical thinking? - -"is the art of thinking about thinking while thinking in order to make 
thinking better" 
What 3 interlinking dimensions is critical thinking comprised of? - -1. Analyzing one's own thinking 
(breaking into parts) 
2. Evaluating one's own thinking (identify strength...
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Add to cartWhat is critical thinking? - -"is the art of thinking about thinking while thinking in order to make 
thinking better" 
What 3 interlinking dimensions is critical thinking comprised of? - -1. Analyzing one's own thinking 
(breaking into parts) 
2. Evaluating one's own thinking (identify strength...
The leading promoter of the Great Awakening was: - -George Whitefield. 
British governance of colonial America during the first half of the eighteenth century was shaped by a 
policy of: - -"salutary neglect." 
Which of the following was not a regional pattern of colonial slavery? - -In the coloni...
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Add to cartThe leading promoter of the Great Awakening was: - -George Whitefield. 
British governance of colonial America during the first half of the eighteenth century was shaped by a 
policy of: - -"salutary neglect." 
Which of the following was not a regional pattern of colonial slavery? - -In the coloni...
Purpose (ele) 
-Goal or objective of reasoning. 
-Describes the desired outcome or intent 
Question (ele) 
-All reasoning is directed at some question. 
-How do you clearly frame the question, problem, or issue? 
Assumptions (ele) 
-Reasoning has to begin somewhere. They lie at the heart of argument...
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Add to cartPurpose (ele) 
-Goal or objective of reasoning. 
-Describes the desired outcome or intent 
Question (ele) 
-All reasoning is directed at some question. 
-How do you clearly frame the question, problem, or issue? 
Assumptions (ele) 
-Reasoning has to begin somewhere. They lie at the heart of argument...
Inert Information 
Taking into the mind information, that, though memorized, we do not understand 
Activated Ignorance 
Taking into the mind, and actively using, information that is false, although we mistakenly think it is true 
Activated Knowledge-Ideal State 
Taking into the mind, and actively us...
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Add to cartInert Information 
Taking into the mind information, that, though memorized, we do not understand 
Activated Ignorance 
Taking into the mind, and actively using, information that is false, although we mistakenly think it is true 
Activated Knowledge-Ideal State 
Taking into the mind, and actively us...
-Define critical thinking and the key concepts underlying it -Identify the bad mental habits that 
commonly impede good thinking -Outline the criteria a skilled critical thinker follows in reasoning 
through any problem -Explain weak-sense critical thinking versus strong-sense critical thinking - 
D...
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Add to cart-Define critical thinking and the key concepts underlying it -Identify the bad mental habits that 
commonly impede good thinking -Outline the criteria a skilled critical thinker follows in reasoning 
through any problem -Explain weak-sense critical thinking versus strong-sense critical thinking - 
D...
Indexical - -words whose meaning is dependant on context 
Attributes of critical thinker - -Open minded 
Creative 
Analytical 
Affirming the consequent - -Fallacy, if x then y, y therefore x 
Denying the antecedant - -Fallacy if x then y, not x therefore not y 
Affirming a disjunct - -Fallacy XvY, X...
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Add to cartIndexical - -words whose meaning is dependant on context 
Attributes of critical thinker - -Open minded 
Creative 
Analytical 
Affirming the consequent - -Fallacy, if x then y, y therefore x 
Denying the antecedant - -Fallacy if x then y, not x therefore not y 
Affirming a disjunct - -Fallacy XvY, X...
Point of View - -It has some comprehension and or orientation. Consider from what perspective or 
angle. 
Purpose - -Goal or objective of reasoning. It describes the desired outcome or intent. The critical 
thinker always asks what function reasoning serves and in what direction it is moving. 
Quest...
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Add to cartPoint of View - -It has some comprehension and or orientation. Consider from what perspective or 
angle. 
Purpose - -Goal or objective of reasoning. It describes the desired outcome or intent. The critical 
thinker always asks what function reasoning serves and in what direction it is moving. 
Quest...
Accuracy - -Being near to the true value or meaning of something 
Assumptions - -Unstated or hidden beliefs that support our explicit reasoning 
Clarity - -Being unambiguous and easily understood 
Implications - -What logically follows from reasoning 
Inference - -A logical process of drawing conclu...
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Add to cartAccuracy - -Being near to the true value or meaning of something 
Assumptions - -Unstated or hidden beliefs that support our explicit reasoning 
Clarity - -Being unambiguous and easily understood 
Implications - -What logically follows from reasoning 
Inference - -A logical process of drawing conclu...
"Reasoning can only be as sound as the ________________ it is based on." - -information 
Actively using information that is false, although we mistakenly think it is true, is an example of: - - 
Activated Ignorance 
A common problem with applying the critical thinking standard of clarity to inform...
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Add to cart"Reasoning can only be as sound as the ________________ it is based on." - -information 
Actively using information that is false, although we mistakenly think it is true, is an example of: - - 
Activated Ignorance 
A common problem with applying the critical thinking standard of clarity to inform...
Which of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? - -What is 
the most effective and safest way to design a roadway system to achieve efficiency? 
The federal government is considering setting aside land for a new national monument. An employee in 
the govern...
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Add to cartWhich of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? - -What is 
the most effective and safest way to design a roadway system to achieve efficiency? 
The federal government is considering setting aside land for a new national monument. An employee in 
the govern...
Which of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? - -What is 
the most effective and safest way to design a roadway system to achieve efficiency? 
The federal government is considering setting aside land for a new national monument. An employee in 
the govern...
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Add to cartWhich of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? - -What is 
the most effective and safest way to design a roadway system to achieve efficiency? 
The federal government is considering setting aside land for a new national monument. An employee in 
the govern...
Which of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? - -What is 
the most effective and safest way to design a roadway system to achieve efficiency? 
The federal government is considering setting aside land for a new national monument. An employee in 
the govern...
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Add to cartWhich of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? - -What is 
the most effective and safest way to design a roadway system to achieve efficiency? 
The federal government is considering setting aside land for a new national monument. An employee in 
the govern...
Fallacy - -is an error in reasoning 
ad hominem - -Dismissing an argument by attacking the person who offers it rather than by refuting 
its reasoning. 
Appeal to Authority - -To justify support for a position by citing an esteemed or well-known figure 
who supports it. The figure does not address t...
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Add to cartFallacy - -is an error in reasoning 
ad hominem - -Dismissing an argument by attacking the person who offers it rather than by refuting 
its reasoning. 
Appeal to Authority - -To justify support for a position by citing an esteemed or well-known figure 
who supports it. The figure does not address t...
Critical thinking is comprised of 3 interlocking dimensions - -1- Analyzing 
2- Evaluating 
3-Improving 
Egocentrism - -the tendency to view everything in relationship to oneself 
Sociocentrism - -the assumption that one's own social group is inherently superior to all others 
First-Order Thinking ...
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Add to cartCritical thinking is comprised of 3 interlocking dimensions - -1- Analyzing 
2- Evaluating 
3-Improving 
Egocentrism - -the tendency to view everything in relationship to oneself 
Sociocentrism - -the assumption that one's own social group is inherently superior to all others 
First-Order Thinking ...
Which question describes a problem for which experts generally agree there is a single best solution? - 
-What is the shortest routine from New York to California by automobile? 
A group of students is working on a research project based on the topic of ethical animal care. They have 
dcided that th...
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-What is the shortest routine from New York to California by automobile? 
A group of students is working on a research project based on the topic of ethical animal care. They have 
dcided that th...
Critical thinking comprises three interlinking dimensions - -Analyzing, evaluating, and improving 
Critical thinking is characteristically - -self-directed, 
self-disciplined, 
self-monitored, 
self-corrective 
Stereotype - -A fixed or a oversimplified conception of a person, group, or idea 
Egocent...
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Add to cartCritical thinking comprises three interlinking dimensions - -Analyzing, evaluating, and improving 
Critical thinking is characteristically - -self-directed, 
self-disciplined, 
self-monitored, 
self-corrective 
Stereotype - -A fixed or a oversimplified conception of a person, group, or idea 
Egocent...
Which of the following statements best defines critical thinking? 
a) thinking about thinking in order to make thinking better 
b) thinking about critical theory 
c) critiquing others' arguments 
d) playing "devil's advocate" - -A 
Critical Thinking involves _________________ one's own thinking...
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Add to cartWhich of the following statements best defines critical thinking? 
a) thinking about thinking in order to make thinking better 
b) thinking about critical theory 
c) critiquing others' arguments 
d) playing "devil's advocate" - -A 
Critical Thinking involves _________________ one's own thinking...
Which of the following statements best defines critical thinking? 
a) thinking about thinking in order to make thinking better 
b) thinking about critical theory 
c) critiquing others' arguments 
d) playing "devil's advocate" - -A 
Critical Thinking involves _________________ one's own thinking...
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Add to cartWhich of the following statements best defines critical thinking? 
a) thinking about thinking in order to make thinking better 
b) thinking about critical theory 
c) critiquing others' arguments 
d) playing "devil's advocate" - -A 
Critical Thinking involves _________________ one's own thinking...
Which of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? Select one. 
a) What is the fastest speed at which a car can travel between two distances? 
b) What is the most scenic route one might travel between two locations? 
c) What is the most efficient speed at whic...
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Add to cartWhich of the following problems is a question of judgment that requires critical thinking? Select one. 
a) What is the fastest speed at which a car can travel between two distances? 
b) What is the most scenic route one might travel between two locations? 
c) What is the most efficient speed at whic...
Socratic questioning - -A systematic, disciplined approach to asking questions aimed at assessing 
truth 
Questions of fact - -Have definitive answers, only one correct answer, evidence and reasoning within 
single system, serve as basis of knowledge 
Questions of preference - -Have a range of poten...
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Add to cartSocratic questioning - -A systematic, disciplined approach to asking questions aimed at assessing 
truth 
Questions of fact - -Have definitive answers, only one correct answer, evidence and reasoning within 
single system, serve as basis of knowledge 
Questions of preference - -Have a range of poten...
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