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- Give your opinion on whether being an effective critical thinker makes decision making easier or more challenging.
- Discuss whether or not you believe critical thinking leads to better decisions.
- Explain the fundamental ways in which effectively applying critical thinking concepts has helped you to become more successful.
EXTRA CREDIT
Find a news article that relates to the material we are covering this week and explain how it relates to what we are studying this week. This extra credit post is in addition to your regular discussion posts. The Extra credit post must have EXTRA CREDIT in the subject line.
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Running head: CRITICAL THINKING
Critical Thinking
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Critical Thinking
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Give your opinion on whether being an effective critical thinker makes decision making
easier or more challenging.
Being a critical thinker means that one makes sound judgments, conclusions or
decisions. In my opinion being an effective critical thinker makes decision making easier. In
that one has higher quality information and insights that help come up with best de cisions
quickly and in difficult situations, one can use the critical thinking skills to make a decision.
One of the outstanding features of critical thinkers is their ability to examine information from
an analytical point of view. As a result, critical thinkers are constantly questioning, comparing
varied pieces of information, as well as ordering information that helps generate new ideas
and understandings that helps in deducing answers even to th...
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