Revision (content from lecture #1) Flashcards

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Critical Thinking Skills (5)

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  • Analysing- how to use this research to make better decisions, sound reasoning skills
  • Reasoning
  • Evaluating
  • Decision Making
  • Problem solving
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Thinking is a purposeful, organised cognitive process to: (4)

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  • make sense of the world
  • make informed decisions
  • solve problems
  • achieve goals
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Thinking critically involves examining the thinking process

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i.e., thinking about thinking!

Metacognition

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Characteristics:

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  • Thinks actively not passively
  • Flexible not rigid
  • Open- minded
    • Willingness to consider new ideas
  • Skeptical
  • Does not accept arguments and conclusions blindly.
  • “Where’s the evidence?”
Tolerate uncertainty 
Opinions based on evidence
Analyses own assumption and biases
Avoids emotional reasoning 
Avoids generalising from anecdotes 
Consider alternative explanations/ point of view 
Independent thinkers
Ask questions that can be tested
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DEF psych

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The scientific study of human behaviour and cognitive processes
Examines how behaviour and cognition are affected by one’s physical state, mental state, and external environment

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Scientific Method: (6)

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Observation
Hypothesis
Experiment
Date analysis 
Conclusions:
       Modify theory
       New hypothesis 
       Modify experiment 
Communicate results
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Scientific Attitude (3)

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Curiosity
Scepticism
Intellectual humility

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Blooms Taxonomy of Questions:

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Fact
Interpretation
Analysis
Synthesis
Evaluation
Application
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Critical thinking standards

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  • To write clearly
  • Clear and Concise
  • Precision
  • Accuracy
  • Relevance
  • Consistency
  • Logical Correctness
  • Fairness
  • Egocentrism
  • Sociocentrism
  • Conformity
  • Unwarranted Assumptions
  • Relativistic Thinking
  • Cultural Relativism
  • Wishful Thinking
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