Week 1 Deck A

Question 1

being true to one’s own thinking; holding standards high; practicing what we preach.

Answer 1

Intellectual integrity

Question 2

working one’s way through an intellectually challenging task without giving up.

Answer 2

Intellectual perseverance

Question 3

recognizing the limits of your own knowledge, of your biases and prejudices, of the limitations of your viewpoints and the extent of your ignorance.

Answer 3

Intellectual humility

Question 4

thinking for oneself; thinking independently

Answer 4

Intellectual autonomy

Question 5

addressing ideas, beliefs or viewpoints that are perceived as dangerous; accepting ideas that do not conform to our own.

Answer 5

Intellectual courage

Question 6

a goal or end. To be achieved it must be realistic, obtainable, and clearly stated

Answer 6

Purpose

Question 7

the mental processes of those who reason; especially the drawing of conclusions of inferences from observations, facts, or hypotheses

Answer 7

Reasoning

Question 8

a process by which the thinker improves the quality of his or her thinking by skillfully taking charge of the structures inherent in thinking and imposing intellectual standards upon them

Answer 8

Critical thinking

Question 9

confidence that good reasoning is being used as the fundamental criterion for accepting or rejecting a belief.

Answer 9

Confidence in reason

Question 10

putting yourself in the place of others to understand their points of view.

Answer 10

Intellectual empathy