(Week 4) Problem Solving Concepts

What is critical thinking primarily about?

• Memorizing facts

• Learning formulas

• Evaluating arguments and making decisions

• Following instructions

Which of the following is NOT an aspect of critical thinking?

• Creative Thinking

• Abstract Thinking

• Blind Acceptance

• Systematic Thinking

Which critical thinking standard focuses on the connection to the question at hand?

• Clarity

• Accuracy

• Relevance

• Precision

What does the standard of 'Fairness' in critical thinking encourage?

• Focusing on one's own interest

• Representing others' viewpoints sympathetically

• Ignoring contradictory evidence

• Prioritizing speed over accuracy

Critical thinking helps avoid:

• Specialized academic skills

• Foolish decisions

• Quick learning

• Problem-solving

What should you do first to put a giraffe into a refrigerator according to the presentation?

• Open the fridge

• Find a big refrigerator

• Train the giraffe

• Measure the giraffe

Who does NOT attend the Lion King's animal conference?

• The giraffe

• The elephant

• The crocodile

• All animals attend

How can you cross a river used by crocodiles, according to the presentation?

• Use a boat

• Swim across because crocodiles are at a conference

• Wait for the crocodiles to leave

• Build a bridge

What does 'Depth' in critical thinking relate to?

• Making simple conclusions

• Addressing the complexities of a question

• Checking the accuracy of information

• Ensuring statements are easy to understand

How does 'Logic' apply to critical thinking?

• Ensuring that thoughts are unrelated

• Keeping thoughts private

• Making sure thoughts are mutually supportive

• Avoiding complex reasoning