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Module1: Introduction toCriticalThinking 1.What isThinking? 3.Whatis CriticalThinking? 2.TypesofThinking 7.CharacteristicsofaCriticalThinker 4.CriticalThinking Standards 6.Barriersto 5.Benefitsof CriticalThinking CriticalThinking
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CriticalThinkers Uncritical Thinkers 1.71.7CharacteristicsCharacteristics o aaCriticalCritical ThinkerThinker fOften thinkinwaysthat areunclear,imprecise, Haveapassionatedriveforclarity,precision,accuracy, relevance,consistency,logicalness,completeness,and inaccurate,etc. fairness. Are sensitivetowaysinwhich criticalthinkingcanbe skewedbyegocentrism,sociocentrism,wishful thinking, etc. Oftenfall preyto egocentrism,sociocentrism,wishful thinking,etc. Are intellectuallyhonestwith themselves,acknowledging whattheydon’t knowandrecognizingtheirlimitations. Pretendtheyknowmorethantheydoandignore theirlimitations. Areclose-mindedandresistcriticismsofbeliefsand assumptions. Listenopen-mindedlyto opposingpointsofviewand welcomecriticismsof beliefsandassumptions. Oftenbasetheirbeliefsonmerepersonalpreference orself interest. Base theirbeliefsonfactsandevidenceratherthanon personalpreferenceor self-interest. Lackawarenessof theirownbiasesand Are awareofthebiasesand preconceptionsthatshape thewaytheyperceivetheworld. preconceptions. Thinkindependentlyandarenotafraidtodisagreewith groupopinion. Tendto engagein‘groupthink’,uncriticallyfollowing thebeliefsandvaluesofthecrowd. Are abletogettothe heartofanissueorproblem, withoutbeingdistractedbydetails. Are easily distractedand lack theability to zeroin on theessenceof aproblemor issue. Fearandresistideasthatchallengetheirbasic beliefs. Havethe intellectualcouragetofaceandassessfairly ideasthatchallengeeventheirmostbasicbeliefs. Lovetruthandcuriousaboutawiderangeofissues. Are oftenrelativelyindifferentto truthandlackof curiosity. Havethe intellectualperseveranceto pursueinsightsor truths,despiteobstaclesor difficulties. Tendto preservewhen theyencounterintellectual obstaclesor difficulties.