Ch. 1: Critical Think Flashcards

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CRITICAL THINKING

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A collection of skills we use every day that are necessary for our full intellectual and personal development.

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CRITICAL

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  • The ability to judge

- Learning how to think rather than what to think

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LOGIC

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-The study of methods and principles used to distinguish strong arguments from weak arguments

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ARGUMENT

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-Presenting a CLAIM and support it with DATA and WARRANTS (reasoning).

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Analytical thinking skills

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  • Recognizing and evaluating arguments.

- Not relying solely on opinion, nor relying on faulty reasoning.

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Effective communication

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Communication styles. Speaking, listening, writing skills.

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Research and Inquiry skills:

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Competence in gathering and evaluating relevant supporting evidence.
-Asking the right questions. -Avoiding biases.

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Flexibility and tolerance for ambiguity

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-: Adapting to change.

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Characteristics of a good critical thinker

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  • Analytical
  • Effective communication
  • Research and Inquiry skills
  • Flexibility and tolerance for ambiguity
  • Creative problem-solving
  • Open-minded skepticism
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Open-minded skepticism

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balance of belief and doubt.

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Creative problem-solving

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  • View problems from multiple perspectives

- foreseeing potential future problems and providing probable solutions.

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Attention, mindfulness, and curiosity:

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open to possibilities

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Collaborative learning

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  • . Shared dialogue.

- Need to take into account context and relationship

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Dualism

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-There are right/wrong answers. -Authorities know the right answers.

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Relativism

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There are no right/wrong answers. Everyone is entitled to their opinions.

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16
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Commitment

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  • All thinking is contextual and relative
  • NOT EQUALLY VALID.
  • You should not blindly oppose or accept authority.
  • Make your own decision.
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Cognitive Development

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Dualism
Relativism
Commitment

18
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Critical Thinking & Self Development

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  • Examine your life
  • Plan & Prioritize
  • Face Challenges
  • Build Self Esteem
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Absolutism

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: things have to be either right or wrong

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Egocentrism

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the belief that the self is the center of all things

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Ethnocentrism

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the belief that your own ethnicity or culture is superior than others.

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Anthropocentrism

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the belief that humans are the central and most significant entities in the universe.

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NARROW-MINDEDNESS:

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  • Absolutism
  • Egocentrism
  • Ethnocentrism
  • Anthropocentrism