Think It Over
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Think It Over
Avoiding Falsity and Failure
Goetsch, David; North, Oliver L.
Fidelis Publishing, LLC
05/2024
208
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Inglês
9781956454536
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Introduction
1. What is critical thinking and why is it important?
2. Behaviors critical thinkers must avoid
3. Recognize bias in the message
4. Evaluate the motives of people
5. Distinguish between explanations and rationalizations
6. Do your homework research the facts
7. Distinguish between real solutions and short-term expedients
8. Separate facts from opinions
9. Apply common sense
10. Recognize and reject ad hominem arguments
11. Do not give in to the cancel culture
12. Recognize and reject oversimplification
13. Recognize when people avoid inconvenient truths and uncomfortable facts
14. Recognize and reject distorted conclusions
15. Do not be afraid to think critically
16. Learn how to argue productively
17. Learn how to recognize distorted content from artificial intelligence
18. The Bible as the only real source of truth
Epilogue
1. What is critical thinking and why is it important?
2. Behaviors critical thinkers must avoid
3. Recognize bias in the message
4. Evaluate the motives of people
5. Distinguish between explanations and rationalizations
6. Do your homework research the facts
7. Distinguish between real solutions and short-term expedients
8. Separate facts from opinions
9. Apply common sense
10. Recognize and reject ad hominem arguments
11. Do not give in to the cancel culture
12. Recognize and reject oversimplification
13. Recognize when people avoid inconvenient truths and uncomfortable facts
14. Recognize and reject distorted conclusions
15. Do not be afraid to think critically
16. Learn how to argue productively
17. Learn how to recognize distorted content from artificial intelligence
18. The Bible as the only real source of truth
Epilogue
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truth; critical thinking; lies; confusion; chaos; division; debate; reality; falsity; deception; facts
Introduction
1. What is critical thinking and why is it important?
2. Behaviors critical thinkers must avoid
3. Recognize bias in the message
4. Evaluate the motives of people
5. Distinguish between explanations and rationalizations
6. Do your homework research the facts
7. Distinguish between real solutions and short-term expedients
8. Separate facts from opinions
9. Apply common sense
10. Recognize and reject ad hominem arguments
11. Do not give in to the cancel culture
12. Recognize and reject oversimplification
13. Recognize when people avoid inconvenient truths and uncomfortable facts
14. Recognize and reject distorted conclusions
15. Do not be afraid to think critically
16. Learn how to argue productively
17. Learn how to recognize distorted content from artificial intelligence
18. The Bible as the only real source of truth
Epilogue
1. What is critical thinking and why is it important?
2. Behaviors critical thinkers must avoid
3. Recognize bias in the message
4. Evaluate the motives of people
5. Distinguish between explanations and rationalizations
6. Do your homework research the facts
7. Distinguish between real solutions and short-term expedients
8. Separate facts from opinions
9. Apply common sense
10. Recognize and reject ad hominem arguments
11. Do not give in to the cancel culture
12. Recognize and reject oversimplification
13. Recognize when people avoid inconvenient truths and uncomfortable facts
14. Recognize and reject distorted conclusions
15. Do not be afraid to think critically
16. Learn how to argue productively
17. Learn how to recognize distorted content from artificial intelligence
18. The Bible as the only real source of truth
Epilogue
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