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This document contains questions on critical thinking concepts. It covers clarity, accuracy, precision, relevance, depth, breadth, logic, fairness, intellectual integrity, intellectual humility, intellectual courage, intellectual empathy, intellectual perseverance, intellectual autonomy, intellectual confidence in reasoning, and intellectual fair-mindedness. It is useful for students studying business decisions and critical thinking.
What's inside
- Clarity, accuracy, precision, relevance
- Depth, breadth, logic, fairness
- Intellectual integrity, humility, courage
- Empathy, perseverance, autonomy
- Confidence in reasoning, fair-mindedness
Who it is for: Students studying business decisions and critical thinking. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Critical thinking is a key skill for business decisions. It helps students to identify and solve problems, and to evaluate information and arguments.
Critical Thinking Standards
Clarity, accuracy, precision, relevance, depth and breadth are important standards for critical thinking. These standards help to evaluate the quality of information and arguments.
Intellectual Traits
Intellectual integrity, humility, courage, empathy, perseverance, autonomy and confidence in reasoning are traits of a critical thinker. These traits help to evaluate the quality of one's own thinking and the thinking of others.
Purpose of Critical Thinking
Critical thinking helps to figure out the purpose of an argument or a problem. It also helps to gather information, make inferences and draw conclusions.
Critical Thinking Questions
Students are asked to match scenarios with critical thinking concepts. This helps to apply critical thinking standards and traits to real-world situations.
Key terms
- Clarity
- Clear communication that others can understand.
- Intellectual integrity
- Holding oneself to the same standards as others.
- Inference
- Drawing a conclusion from evidence and reasoning.
- Assumption
- Taking something for granted without evidence.
- Point of view
- The perspective from which someone sees a situation.
- Implication
- A logical consequence of an action or decision.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the standards for critical thinking?
- How do intellectual traits help in critical thinking?
- What is the purpose of critical thinking in business?
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