Critical Thinking is:

• The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment.

• The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form an idea.

• The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form an opinion.

• The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a thought.

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You’re expected to think critically when you’re asked to analyze an article for a college assignment

• False

• True

Step number 1 in the 5 Step Process, described in the video (5 Tips to Improve Critical Thinking Skills) states that you should first, formulate your question.

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• False

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The second step mentioned in the video is to gather your information:

• False

• True

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Making Wise Decisions starts with you asking yourself:

• How would I like it to be?

• What's my present situation?

• What are my possible choices?

• When and how will I evaluate my plan?

Making Wise Decisions ends with you asking yourself:

• How would I like it to be?

• What's my present situation?

• What are my possible choices?

• When and how will I evaluate my plan?

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In SMART Goal-Setting, to ensure that your goal is SPECIFIC, you should answer the questions

• What, when, and how?

• What, when, and where?

• What, when, and who?

• What, when, and why?

The R in acronym SMART =

• Real

• Relevant

• Reasonable

• Revolving

The RELEVANT part of the SMART Goal-Setting process is the most fluid.

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SMART Goal-Setting is only good for short-term goals?

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