Discuss the "elements of thought
Question Description
Think about a situation in which you were communicating your ideas about
an issue with someone who had an alternative point of view. It can be a
work situation in which you were trying to solve a problem or a
conversation with a friend where you were discussing a personal or
public issue. Using your understanding of the components of critical
thinking, discuss the "elements of thought" that you successfully used
to communicate your ideas about the issue. Next, discuss the elements of
thought that you could have used to better communicate your ideas and
counter the arguments that were being made by the other person. As you
consider the elements that you have used and the ones you could use in
the future, you will gain a better understanding of the components of
critical thinking that you will need to focus on during this course to
improve your critical thinking.
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