Critical Thinking Vocabulary

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Critical Thinking Vocabulary


Froggy Jumps Critical Thinking VocabularyVersion en ligne Read the definition and click on the corresponding vocabulary word. par Estela B. Aguirre 1 Thinking about something in a clear and sensible way. a reasoning b inference c face value 2 The process of reaching a decision or answer by thinking about the know evidence. a inference b claim c jump to conclusions 3 Something you say is true although you do not have evidence to prove it. a Claim b generalization c 4 An argument or set of reasons present to oppose and idea, action, proposal, perspective, or opinion developed in another argument. a counter argument b understament c prejudice 5 An overview, lacking specific evidence or details. a generalization b bias c cross reference 6 Able to be trusted or believed a reliable b critical thinking c vested interest 7 To believe that something is true rather than looking for evidence, any hidden meaning or the bigger picture. a face value b verifying c inference 8 Actively applying, analysing, synthesising and/or evaluating information. a critical thinking b objective c context 9 Prejudice for or against one person or group, especially in a way that is consisted to be unfair . a bias b credible c objective 10 A personal reason for involvement or interest, especially an expectation of a financial or other type of gain. a vested interest b cross reference c critical thinking 11 make sure or demonstrate that (something) is true, accurate, or justified a verifying b context c bias 12 Reference to another source that gives the same or similar information, or elaborate on the original a cross reference b jump to conclusions c understament 13 To assume something without using any evidence that might suggest otherwise a jump to conclusion b conclusion c exaggeration 14 Background or circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea. a context b exaggeration c prejudice 15 Remaining unbiased and neutral a objective b understatement c conclusion 16 How convincing or believable something is a credible b verifying c cross reference 17 Too much emphasis on something a exaggeration b understatement c conclusion 18 An opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. a prejudice b bias c vested interest 19 A judgement or decision reached by reasoning a conclusion b prejudice c counter argument 20 Too little emphasis on something a understatement b cross reference c generalization

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Critical Thinking Vocabulary

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Critical Thinking VocabularyVersion en ligne

par Estela B. Aguirre

Thinking about something in a clear and sensible way.

The process of reaching a decision or answer by thinking about the know evidence.

Something you say is true although you do not have evidence to prove it.

An argument or set of reasons present to oppose and idea, action, proposal, perspective, or opinion developed in another argument.

An overview, lacking specific evidence or details.

Able to be trusted or believed

To believe that something is true rather than looking for evidence, any hidden meaning or the bigger picture.

Actively applying, analysing, synthesising and/or evaluating information.

Prejudice for or against one person or group, especially in a way that is consisted to be unfair .

A personal reason for involvement or interest, especially an expectation of a financial or other type of gain.

make sure or demonstrate that (something) is true, accurate, or justified

Reference to another source that gives the same or similar information, or elaborate on the original

To assume something without using any evidence that might suggest otherwise

Background or circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea.

Remaining unbiased and neutral

How convincing or believable something is

Too much emphasis on something

An opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.

A judgement or decision reached by reasoning

Too little emphasis on something