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Which of the following best describes thinking as a cognitive mental process?
Which of the following best describes thinking as a cognitive mental process?
- Thinking depends on information from previous experience accumulated in memory.
- Thinking reflects the essence and relationships between phenomena, things, or events. (correct)
- Thinking reflects the external characteristics of phenomena, things, or events.
- Thinking focuses on sensory input and perception of external phenomena.
How is thinking characterized as a cognitive mental process?
How is thinking characterized as a cognitive mental process?
- Indirect mental activity independent of previous experiences.
- Reflects external characteristics of phenomena alone.
- Direct mental activity depending only on sensory input.
- Depends on information from previous experience accumulated in memory. (correct)
What distinguishes thinking from sensation and perception?
What distinguishes thinking from sensation and perception?
- Thinking reflects external characteristics of phenomena.
- Thinking focuses on sensory input and perception.
- Thinking depends on information from memory.
- Thinking reflects the essence and relationships between phenomena. (correct)
What is the key role of memory in the thinking process?
What is the key role of memory in the thinking process?
In what way does thinking differ from sensation and perception?
In what way does thinking differ from sensation and perception?
What does thinking reflect in human consciousness?
What does thinking reflect in human consciousness?
What does thinking depend on, according to the given text?
What does thinking depend on, according to the given text?
What is the role of sensory experiences in the thinking process, as per the text?
What is the role of sensory experiences in the thinking process, as per the text?
How does thinking relate to practical activity, according to the text?
How does thinking relate to practical activity, according to the text?
What is the nature of the relationship between thinking and personality, based on the text?
What is the nature of the relationship between thinking and personality, based on the text?
What is the critical role played by words in the thinking process, according to the text?
What is the critical role played by words in the thinking process, according to the text?
What allows the extraction of abstractions from tangible things, as per the text?
What allows the extraction of abstractions from tangible things, as per the text?
What is the primary source from which basic laws can be gathered, as per the text?
What is the primary source from which basic laws can be gathered, as per the text?
What initiates the thinking process, according to the text?
What initiates the thinking process, according to the text?
What reflects general relationships and principles, as mentioned in the text?
What reflects general relationships and principles, as mentioned in the text?
What does abstraction during the thinking process depend on?
What does abstraction during the thinking process depend on?
Thinking is a refined mental activity that reflects objective reality in the same way as sensation and perception.
Thinking is a refined mental activity that reflects objective reality in the same way as sensation and perception.
Thinking depends on information from previous experience accumulated in memory.
Thinking depends on information from previous experience accumulated in memory.
Thinking is characterized by direct mental activity and does not rely on previous experience.
Thinking is characterized by direct mental activity and does not rely on previous experience.
Thinking reflects only the external characteristics of phenomena, things, or events.
Thinking reflects only the external characteristics of phenomena, things, or events.
Thinking is a process of reflecting the relationships and links between phenomena, things, or events in human consciousness.
Thinking is a process of reflecting the relationships and links between phenomena, things, or events in human consciousness.
Thinking is an independent mental activity that does not rely on any external stimuli or past experiences.
Thinking is an independent mental activity that does not rely on any external stimuli or past experiences.
Thinking depends on the information settled in the human mind about the general laws of phenomena.
Thinking depends on the information settled in the human mind about the general laws of phenomena.
Thinking is confined to living sensory experience.
Thinking is confined to living sensory experience.
Sensory science is essential for gathering basic laws from non-basic details.
Sensory science is essential for gathering basic laws from non-basic details.
Thinking is a reflection of the relationships and connections between phenomena, events, and things in a verbal, symbolic form.
Thinking is a reflection of the relationships and connections between phenomena, events, and things in a verbal, symbolic form.
Thinking is closely linked to human practical activity.
Thinking is closely linked to human practical activity.
Thinking is entirely independent of an individual's style of life.
Thinking is entirely independent of an individual's style of life.
Thinking is a reflection of the various components that make up the structure of the personality.
Thinking is a reflection of the various components that make up the structure of the personality.
Thinking is a purely individualistic process and has no connection to practical activity.
Thinking is a purely individualistic process and has no connection to practical activity.
Abstraction during the thinking process depends on the information obtained in the course of activity.
Abstraction during the thinking process depends on the information obtained in the course of activity.
Thinking depends on the information settled in the human mind about specific stimuli that act as signals of reality in its generalized form.
Thinking depends on the information settled in the human mind about specific stimuli that act as signals of reality in its generalized form.
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