critical thinking arguments

Regarding critical thinking,

• effectively identify, analyze and evaluate arguments

• uses right side of the brain

• is an organised process that is used to make sense of the world

• do not need the use of evidence

A deductive argument that is both valid and has all true premises is a

• Valid argument

• Strong argument

• Sound argument

• Cogent argument

Which is NOT the characteristic of a critical thinker among the following?

• They use logical skills in reasoning.

• They refuse to recognize the limitations of his mind

• They think independently and do not

  always succumb to peer pressure.

• They uphold the standards of critical thinking.

What is the exact problem with relativistic thinking?

• There is no problem at all.

• Relativistic thinking always promotes group opinions.

• Relativistic thinking promotes a view that something is the truth because it is the truth in my point of view.

• Relativistic thinking promotes absolute truth.

What is the definition of critical thinking?

• Disciplined thinking and judgment.

• Finding faults and weaknesses in other people's arguments.

• C. Logically analyzing arguments in a critical way.

• Higher-level thinking that aims to solve a problem.

'For this entire semester, I've been playing and having fun every day. My studies are not doing well. However, I believe I can score an A for the exam next week'. What is the mistake that the person has committed here with respect to critical thinking?

• Wishful thinking

• Egocentrism

• Self-confident thinking

• Moral subjectivism

Lecturer: You all should focus on this section. It's a critical section that requires a lot of thought and review. Peter: Ah, I know everything. This section is not a problem for me. I don't need to learn this. What mistake has Peter committed here with respect to critical thinking?

• Group bias

• Moral subjectivism

• Self-serving bias

• Relativistic thinking

When you encounter information, what should be kept in mind?

• Is it current?

• Is it complete?

• Is it accurate?

• All the above

What is the meaning of current information?

• The topic is hot.

• It is complete information.

• It is up to date.

• None of the above.

Which of these can be considered thinking critically?

• Think actively and be aware of potential problems in the information you encounter.

• Thinking emotionally

• Thinking logically

• None of the above