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Principles of Critical Thinking


Principles of Critical ThinkingVersion en ligne Choose the correct answer of each question. par JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY 1 Based on the definition provided, what is the primary goal of critical thinking? a To memorize complex information quickly. b To make a reasonable judgment or decision based on evidence. c To win an argument by any means necessary. d To accept information as it is presented without doubt. 2 Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated? a Accuracy b Clarity c Precision d Relevance 3 If you are checking whether information is true and supported by evidence, which principle are you applying? a Depth b Accuracy c Breadth d Logic 4 Which principle requires information to be "specific and detailed"? a Precision b Relevance c Clarity d Fairness 5 When a critical thinker ensures information relates directly to the issue being discussed, they are practicing: a Depth b Relevance c Accuracy d Precision 6 What does the principle of "Depth" encourage a thinker to do? a Consider the complexities of a problem. b Look at different perspectives or viewpoints. c Ensure the statement is true. d Make sure the statement is specific. 7 Looking at a problem from "different perspectives or viewpoints" refers to which principle? a Precision b Clarity c Breadth d Depth 8 A clinical instructor tells a student, "Go check on the patient in Room 302 and make sure they’re doing okay, then come back and let me know." The student goes in, sees the patient is awake and watching TV, and tells the instructor, "They're fine." Later, it turns out the patient’s IV fluid bag was empty. What principles is missing? a Clarity b Accuracy c Precision d Logic 9 A friend tells you, "You should really start taking this new green juice powder. It’s super healthy and will make you feel amazing in just a few days! Everyone I know who takes it looks great." What principle is missing? a Clarity b Accuracy c Precision d Logic 10 Your group is deciding who should give the final presentation. One member says, "Don't let Sam do it. He's a quiet guy, so he's probably bad at public speaking. We should just have someone else do it.” What principle is missing? a Clarity b Accuracy c Precision d Fairness

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Principles of Critical ThinkingVersion en ligne

par JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY

Based on the definition provided, what is the primary goal of critical thinking?

Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated?

If you are checking whether information is true and supported by evidence, which principle are you applying?

Which principle requires information to be "specific and detailed"?

When a critical thinker ensures information relates directly to the issue being discussed, they are practicing:

What does the principle of "Depth" encourage a thinker to do?

Looking at a problem from "different perspectives or viewpoints" refers to which principle?

A friend tells you, "You should really start taking this new green juice powder. It’s super healthy and will make you feel amazing in just a few days! Everyone I know who takes it looks great." What principle is missing?

Your group is deciding who should give the final presentation. One member says, "Don't let Sam do it. He's a quiet guy, so he's probably bad at public speaking. We should just have someone else do it.” What principle is missing?