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Which of the following are elements of thought? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are elements of thought? (Select all that apply)
- Assumptions (correct)
- Precision
- Purpose (correct)
- Clarity
What is the purpose in the elements of thought?
What is the purpose in the elements of thought?
Your goal, your objective, what you are trying to accomplish.
What does 'question at issue' refer to in the elements of thought?
What does 'question at issue' refer to in the elements of thought?
It lays out the problem or issue and guides our thinking.
What is information in the context of thought elements?
What is information in the context of thought elements?
Define 'interpretation and inference' as elements of thought.
Define 'interpretation and inference' as elements of thought.
What are concepts in the elements of thought?
What are concepts in the elements of thought?
What are assumptions in the elements of thought?
What are assumptions in the elements of thought?
Implications and consequences logically _____ from thoughts and _____ from actions.
Implications and consequences logically _____ from thoughts and _____ from actions.
What does 'point of view' mean in the elements of thought?
What does 'point of view' mean in the elements of thought?
Which of the following are considered intellectual standards? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are considered intellectual standards? (Select all that apply)
What does clarity refer to in intellectual standards?
What does clarity refer to in intellectual standards?
Define accuracy as an intellectual standard.
Define accuracy as an intellectual standard.
What does precision mean in intellectual standards?
What does precision mean in intellectual standards?
What does relevance mean in intellectual standards?
What does relevance mean in intellectual standards?
Define depth in intellectual standards.
Define depth in intellectual standards.
What does breadth refer to in intellectual standards?
What does breadth refer to in intellectual standards?
What does logic mean in intellectual standards?
What does logic mean in intellectual standards?
What does significance refer to in intellectual standards?
What does significance refer to in intellectual standards?
Define fairness in intellectual standards.
Define fairness in intellectual standards.
Flashcards
Assumptions
Assumptions
Beliefs that you take for granted, often subconscious or unconscious.
Purpose
Purpose
Your goal, your objective, what you are trying to accomplish.
Question at issue
Question at issue
It lays out the problem or issue and guides our thinking.
Information
Information
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Interpretation and inference
Interpretation and inference
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Concepts
Concepts
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Point of view
Point of view
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Clarity
Clarity
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Accuracy
Accuracy
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Precision
Precision
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Relevance
Relevance
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Depth
Depth
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Breadth
Breadth
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Logic
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Significance
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Fairness
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Study Notes
Elements of Thought
- Purpose: Identifies goals, objectives, and intentions behind thinking.
- Question at Issue: Defines problems guiding thought and influences clarity.
- Information: Comprises data, facts, and evidence that may not always be accurate.
- Interpretation and Inference: The reasoning process leading to conclusions based on information.
- Concepts: Theories, principles, or ideas used to understand or explain phenomena.
- Assumptions: Unquestioned beliefs that influence thinking, often subconscious.
- Implications and Consequences: Outcomes logically derived from thoughts and actions.
- Point of View: The perspective from which issues are viewed, impacting interpretation.
Intellectual Standards
- Clarity: Ensures ideas are understandable and meanings are grasped.
- Accuracy: The quality of being free from errors or distortions.
- Precision: Necessary detail level for conveying information adequately.
- Relevance: Pertinence of the information regarding the topic at hand.
- Depth: Involves complexities and multiple interrelationships in analysis.
- Breadth: Acknowledges and encompasses various viewpoints in discussions.
- Logic: The coherence of components within an argument without contradictions.
- Significance: Focuses attention on critical matters over trivial aspects.
- Fairness: Evaluates arguments without bias, ensuring justifiable perspectives.
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