thinking skills (MPU0033U2F

What is the definition of Thinking Skills?

• A way of looking at problems or situations from a fresh perspective that suggests unorthodox solutions.

• Mental activities to process information, make connections, decisions, and create new ideas.

• Ability to analyze things, solve an important issue and open minded.

• Able to structure a plan of action with clear goals and deadlines.

Which of the following is NOT a type of cognition?

• Critical thinking

• Information processing

• Reasoning

• Enquiry

Those are the principle of thinking skills EXCEPT:

• Not all ideas are on par.

• Creativity is enhanced by the ability to detect connections between ideas.

• Old ideas are composed of new elements

How does creative thinking skills contribute to the success of an organization?

• creative thinking creates positive environment for every individual

• creative thinking allows individual to work in a controlled environment

• creative thinking pushes individuals to find other possible alternatives in solving problem

• creative thinking encourages individuals to pay attention to details

Tommy loves to express his thought and feelings through dancing. This falls under the _________.

• cognitive creativity

• abstract creativity

• artistic creativity

• concrete creativity

Why creative thinking sometime being viewed as "risky" to some individuals?

• because it does not have a systematic and structured steps

• because it is based on a specific approach only

• because it is too easy to find solution through creative thinking approach

• because it is long and meticulous process

_______________ requires good critical thinking which helps to determine the relevance and effectiveness of the idea.

• Artistic creativity

• Cognitive creativity

• Abstract creativity

• Logical creativity

Which of the following is the correct arrangement from low to high according to the levels of thinking?

• creativity, comprehension, application, evaluation, knowing

• creativity, evaluation, application, comprehension, knowing

• knowing, comprehension, application, evaluation, creativity

• knowing, comprehension, evaluation, application, creativity

How many levels are there in Bloom's Taxonomy?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Which of the following is the 3 level of Bloom's Taxonomy?

• Evaluation

• Knowledge

• Application

• Creating