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Which type of thinking involves considering one's own perspective above others?
Which type of thinking involves considering one's own perspective above others?
- Self-centered thinking (correct)
- Free from confusion/ambiguity
- New Ideas
- Shows creativity
What is the term for the belief in something without proper evidence or justification?
What is the term for the belief in something without proper evidence or justification?
- A statement can be clear but not accurate
- Believing something is true because one wishes it to be true (correct)
- Shows creativity
- Group-centered thinking
Which characteristic helps in examining assumptions and dogmas effectively?
Which characteristic helps in examining assumptions and dogmas effectively?
- Thinking that truth is just a matter of opinion
- Gathers & analyzes the issue meaningfully (correct)
- Helps become a good citizen capable of making good decisions
- True or correct without distortion
What does DISCRIMINATING, 'WHAT IS' FROM 'WHAT APPEARS TO BE' imply?
What does DISCRIMINATING, 'WHAT IS' FROM 'WHAT APPEARS TO BE' imply?
Which type of thinking considers truth to be subjective and based on personal opinions?
Which type of thinking considers truth to be subjective and based on personal opinions?
What does Shows creativity contribute to good thinking skills?
What does Shows creativity contribute to good thinking skills?
What is the purpose of critical thinking?
What is the purpose of critical thinking?
Which part of the brain is responsible for analyzing, evaluating, and reasoning in critical thinking?
Which part of the brain is responsible for analyzing, evaluating, and reasoning in critical thinking?
What does critical thinking help individuals do?
What does critical thinking help individuals do?
What is a key aspect of critical thinking related to formulating arguments?
What is a key aspect of critical thinking related to formulating arguments?
Which of the following best describes the right part of the brain's role in critical thinking?
Which of the following best describes the right part of the brain's role in critical thinking?
What does the term 'ethics' derive from?
What does the term 'ethics' derive from?
What does it mean to engage with the complexities of an issue in critical thinking?
What does it mean to engage with the complexities of an issue in critical thinking?
What do ethics influence in people's lives?
What do ethics influence in people's lives?
What are some aspects covered by ethics, as mentioned in the text?
What are some aspects covered by ethics, as mentioned in the text?
What does the text describe as a key aspect of ethics related to actions?
What does the text describe as a key aspect of ethics related to actions?
In the context of ethics, what does 'the desire for the best for people in each unique situation' refer to?
In the context of ethics, what does 'the desire for the best for people in each unique situation' refer to?
What logical fallacy is being exemplified in the statement 'Many politicians have been accused and convicted of corruption. Thus, all politicians are corrupt'?
What logical fallacy is being exemplified in the statement 'Many politicians have been accused and convicted of corruption. Thus, all politicians are corrupt'?
Which type of logical fallacy can be observed in the statement 'Sir, you should give me a passing grade in your class. If you don’t, I will lose my scholarship. I have six other siblings and my parents barely earn enough to support all of us'?
Which type of logical fallacy can be observed in the statement 'Sir, you should give me a passing grade in your class. If you don’t, I will lose my scholarship. I have six other siblings and my parents barely earn enough to support all of us'?
What is the main intention of using irrelevant premises or conclusions in an argument?
What is the main intention of using irrelevant premises or conclusions in an argument?
When committing the fallacy of 'Assumption Without Proof', what kind of mistake is being made?
When committing the fallacy of 'Assumption Without Proof', what kind of mistake is being made?
What does 'Ad Hominem' refer to in terms of logical fallacies?
What does 'Ad Hominem' refer to in terms of logical fallacies?
What is the primary purpose of distinguishing between reality and appearances in arguments?
What is the primary purpose of distinguishing between reality and appearances in arguments?
What ethical principle focuses on the consequences of an action to determine its rightness or wrongness?
What ethical principle focuses on the consequences of an action to determine its rightness or wrongness?
Which ethical principle emphasizes the importance of a person's character rather than consequences or obligations?
Which ethical principle emphasizes the importance of a person's character rather than consequences or obligations?
In ethical decision-making, which approach is characterized by fairness, equality, and adherence to universal principles?
In ethical decision-making, which approach is characterized by fairness, equality, and adherence to universal principles?
Which ethical view asserts that the rightness or wrongness of an act is determined by compliance with the commands of a divine being?
Which ethical view asserts that the rightness or wrongness of an act is determined by compliance with the commands of a divine being?
Which ethical perspective focuses on the fulfillment of one's obligations and does not prioritize the consequences of an action?
Which ethical perspective focuses on the fulfillment of one's obligations and does not prioritize the consequences of an action?
Which ethical dimension considers emotions in forming judgments and decisions?
Which ethical dimension considers emotions in forming judgments and decisions?
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