An Introduction (Di ko pa naaral)

Question 1

meaning discerning judgment

Answer 1

kriticos

Question 2

meaning standards

Answer 2

kriterion

Question 3

the development of “discerning judgment based on standards.”

Answer 3

Etymologically implies

Question 4

There is a consequential and complimentary relation between ______ and _____.

Answer 4

acting
thinking

Question 5

Human actions are derived from
_______ , which are outcomes of
_________.

Answer 5

decisions
thoughts

Question 6

The art of _____ and ______
thinking with a view to improving it.

Answer 6

analyzing
evaluating

Question 7

TWO MODES OF THINKING

Answer 7

1. FIRST-ORDER THINKING OR ORDINARY THINKING
2. SECOND-ORDER THINKING OR CRITICAL THINKING

Question 8

It is the kind of thinking that makes people aware of a particular object of thought.

Answer 8

FIRST-ORDER THINKING OR ORDINARY THINKING

Question 9

TWO MODES OF THINKING

FIRST-ORDER THINKING OR ________

Answer 9

ORDINARY THINKING

Question 10

To engage in reflection, assessment, and interpretation.

Answer 10

SECOND-ORDER THINKING OR CRITICAL THINKING

Question 11

TWO MODES OF THINKING

SECOND-ORDER THINKING OR ________

Answer 11

CRITICAL THINKING

Question 12

To engage in _______, _________, and _____________.

Answer 12

reflection
assessment
interpretation

Question 13

“Self awareness is key to living a more meaningful life.”

Answer 13

Plato

Question 14

is literally “the place” from which you
view something. It includes what you are looking at and the way you are seeing it.

Answer 14

Point of View

Question 15

your goal, your objective, what you are trying to accomplish. We also use the term to include functions, motives, and intentions.

Answer 15

purpose

Question 16

The question lays out the problem or issue and guides our thinking. When the question is vague, our thinking will lack clarity and distinctness.

Answer 16

Question at Issue

Question 17

it includes the facts, data, evidence, or experiences we use to figure things out.

Answer 17

Information

Question 18

interpretations or conclusions you come to.

Answer 18

Interpretation and Inference

Question 19

what the mind does in figuring something out.

Answer 19

Inferring

Question 20

It should logically follow from the evidence.

Answer 20

Inferences

Question 21

are ideas, theories, laws, principles, or hypotheses we use in thinking to make sense of things.

Answer 21

Concepts

Question 22

beliefs you take for granted. They usually operate at the subconscious or unconscious level of thought.

Answer 22

Assumptions

Question 23

are claims or truths that logically follow from other claims or truths. Implications follow from thoughts. Consequences follow from actions.

Answer 23

Implications