The Nature of Critical Thinking

The capacity to accept all information without validation

Following opinions of other people without questioning

The ability to think independently and reflect on thoughts objectively (correct)

Relying solely on intuition and instinct for problem-solving

As absolute truth without the need for validation

As general facts that are not open to argument

As valid information based on the quantity of proponents

As an assumption, opinion, or guess unless proven with proper research or evidences (correct)

It hinders the process of critical thinking

It goes hand in hand with critical thinking all the time (correct)

It is unnecessary in critical thinking

It is only important in certain situations

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