Introduction To Critical Thinking
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Critical thinking is the objective analysis and evaluation of an issue or situation in order to for an accurate or rightful judgment. A person with this skill is highly regarded and prospers under different conditions. This is a MCQ quiz designed to test student basic knowledge on critical thinking. Give it a try!
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Higher level thinking that aims to solve a problem.
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Finding faults and weaknesses in other people's arguments.
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Logically analyzing arguments in a critical way.
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Disciplined thinking and judgement
- 2.
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Clarity
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Relevance
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Relativistic thinking
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Completeness
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Logical correctness
- 3.
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He uses logical skills in reasoning.
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He refuses to recognize the limitations of his mind and consistently pursues excellence.
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He thinks independently and does not always succumb to peer pressure.
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He upholds the standards of critical thinking.
- 4.
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There's no problem with it.
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Relativistic thinking promotes group opinions.
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Relativistic thinking promotes the view that something is the truth because it is the truth in my point of view.
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Relativistic thinking promotes absolute truth.
- 5.
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Wishful thinking
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Egocentrism
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Self-confident thinking
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Moral subjectivism
- 6.Lecturer: You all should focus on this section. It's a critical section that requires a lot of thought and review.Peter: Ah, I know everything. This section is not a problem for me. I don't need to learn this.What mistake has Peter commited here, with respect to critical thinking?
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Group bias
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Stereotype
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Moral subjectivism
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Self-serving bias
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Relativistic thinking
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