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Open Ended

What might happen if someone only considers the logical side of the decision and ignores how they feel about joining the team?

Open Ended

How can emotions and bias affect your ability to think critically in the science project scenario described? Explain.

Fill in the Blank

A student chooses not to present their project because they feel nervous and embarrassed. This is an example of ___ thinking.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between emotional and logical thinking?

• Emotional thinking is based on feelings, while logical thinking is based on facts and reasoning.

• Emotional thinking is always correct, while logical thinking is always wrong.

• Emotional thinking is used only by adults, while logical thinking is used by children.

• Emotional thinking is about science, while logical thinking is about art.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of emotional thinking?

• Choosing not to present a project because of nervousness

• Forgiving a friend because you feel empathy

• Making a decision based only on facts

• Letting anger influence your response to a situation

Open Ended

How could your feelings guide your response in a way that supports your values when deciding whether to forgive a friend who shared something personal you told them in confidence? Explain.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are clues that someone is using emotional thinking? Select all that apply.

• Making decisions based on how they feel in the moment.

• Relying on facts and evidence.

• Letting their feelings guide their choices.

• Ignoring their emotions completely.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: Logical thinking involves making decisions based on facts, evidence, or ___.

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between emotional thinking and logical thinking as shown in the images?

• Emotional thinking is based on feelings in the moment, while logical thinking is based on facts and evidence.

• Emotional thinking is always correct, while logical thinking is always incorrect.

• Logical thinking ignores evidence, while emotional thinking uses evidence.

• Emotional thinking and logical thinking are the same.

Multiple Select

Which of the following examples show emotional thinking? Choose TWO answers.

• Being embarrassed about having to explain to the teacher.

• Thinking about how to avoid forgetting the homework.

• Afraid the teacher might be disappointed in them.

Multiple Select

Which of the following examples show logical thinking? Choose TWO answers.

• Creating note cards for presentation preparation.

• Practicing the presentation multiple times to feel confident.

• Anxious and concerned about speaking in front of the class.

Open Ended

How can balancing emotional and logical thinking help someone respond more effectively in confusing or frustrating situations? Explain.

Open Ended

How can balancing reactions and reasoning lead to better learning and decision-making? Explain.

Open Ended

How can Maya balance both emotional and logical thinking to make the best choice for this situation? Explain.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: When making decisions, it is important to use both ___ and logical thinking to achieve the best outcomes.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best explains why balancing emotional and logical thinking is important when making decisions?

• Emotional thinking always leads to better outcomes

• Logical thinking should be used only when emotions are too strong

• Both can help you make thoughtful and respectful choices

• Both can help you ignore emotions and stay focused on facts

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of logical thinking? Choose TWO answers.

• Avoiding someone because you feel hurt

• Making a pros and cons list before choosing a club

• Feeling nervous right before a class presentation

• Deciding to speak up because you're angry

• Using evidence to support your opinion in a debate

Multiple Choice

Based on Marcus's scenario, which of the following would be an example of logical thinking?

• Playing in the game because he is excited.

• Playing in the game because his friends want him to.

• Deciding not to play to avoid making his injury worse.

• Ignoring the coach's advice and playing anyway.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: Marcus feels ___ and scared that he might miss the game, but the coach says playing could make the injury worse.

Open Ended

How can understanding both emotional and logical thinking help someone like Marcus make a responsible decision about playing in the game? Use the scenario to support your answer.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of making decisions based on facts, evidence, or reasoning?

• Choosing a book to read because a friend said it’s fun.

• Picking a snack because it looks tasty.

• Going to a party because you feel excited about it.

• Deciding what to wear by checking the weather forecast.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of making decisions based on feelings and emotions?

• Choosing to play a sport because it makes you happy and excited.

• Picking a class schedule based on which teachers have the best test scores.

• Planning a trip by comparing prices and travel times.

• Buying a computer after reading detailed reviews and ratings

Open Ended

What is one thing you learned today about balancing emotional and logical thinking that you can use in your daily life?

Open Ended

How can you balance both emotional and logical thinking to make the best choice for your situation? Explain.