Types of Thinking and Definitions Quiz

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What is the simple definition of thinking mentioned in the text?

The process of using our mind to determine what to believe or what to do

Which activity is mentioned as a conscious activity in the text?

Thinking

What does thinking produce?

Ideas

What is defined as the case in which a human has two situations, one known while the other is relatively unknown?

Problem

What do people do when they purpose their goals?

Thinking

What is described as an art well worth learning, affecting every important thing we do?

Thinking

What is the process in thinking that involves evaluating the possible solutions to come up with the best answer to the question at hand?

Convergent Thinking

Which type of thinking starts from a common point and moves outward into a variety of perspectives?

Divergent Thinking

What is the act of making sense to form a new opinion based on existing opinions, involving inductive inference, deductive conclusion, and conclusion analogical?

Conclusion

Which type of thinking involves cognitive processing of information around a common point to bring thoughts from different directions into a union or common conclusion?

Convergent Thinking

What type of opinion can be divided into positive opinion, negative opinion, and modalities in the thinking process?

Conclusion Opinion

Which type of thinking involves starting from a common point and moving outward into a variety of perspectives?

Divergent Thinking

What is the first stage in understanding a problem in the thinking process that involves analyzing the characteristics of similar objects?

Analysis

What kind of opinion can be divided into positive, negative, and modalities?

Opinion Formation

What is described as a purposeful mental activity in the text?

Problem solving

What does thinking produce?

Ideas

Which type of thinking involves cognitive processing of information around a common point to bring thoughts from different directions into a union or common conclusion?

Convergent thinking

What is defined as the case in which a human has two situations, one known while the other is relatively unknown?

Problem

What is the act of making sense to form a new opinion based on existing opinions, involving inductive inference, deductive conclusion, and conclusion analogical?

Logical reasoning

Which type of thinking starts from a common point and moves outward into a variety of perspectives?

Divergent thinking

What is the cognitive processing of information around a common point, an attempt to bring thoughts from different directions into a union or common conclusion?

Convergent Thinking

Which type of thinking involves starting from a common point and moving outward into a variety of perspectives?

Divergent Thinking

In the act of opinion formation, what are the three kinds of opinions that can be expressed in language called sentences?

Positive Opinion, Negative Opinion, Ambivalent Opinion

What are the three stages involved in understanding the problem when thinking involves analysis, comparison, and abstraction?

Analysis, Comparison, Abstraction

Which type of thinking is described as the cognitive processing of information around a common point to bring thoughts from different directions into a union or common conclusion?

Convergent Thinking

When thinking involves a series of steps or stages including understanding the problem, opinion formation, and conclusion; what is the third stage in this process?

Conclusion

What type of thinking involves evaluating the possible solutions to come up with the best answer to the question at hand?

Convergent Thinking

In the process of thinking, what kind of opinion can be divided into positive, negative, and modalities?

Subjective Opinion

In the process of thinking, what are the three stages involved in understanding the problem?

Analysis, Comparison, Abstraction

What is the act of making sense to form a new opinion based on existing opinions involving inductive inference, deductive conclusion, and conclusion analogical?

Conclusion

Test your understanding of thinking as a skill, different processes of thinking, and types of thinking. This quiz covers the definitions and outlines of various aspects of thinking.

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