AOT Vocabulary

What does the term "Divergent thinking" refer to?

• Using information to make decisions

• Thinking about your own thinking

• Coming up with many ideas or solutions

• Leading to intense public disagreement

What is meant by "Convergent thinking"?

• Thinking in a way that is not supported by evidence

• Using information to make the best decision

• Generating many ideas without focusing on solutions

• Evaluating something from a personal position

Which of the following best describes "Metacognition"?

• A process of intense public argument

• The process of thinking about your own thinking

• Making guesses based on evidence

• Coming up with various solutions to a problem

What does "Bias" refer to in decision-making?

• A position from which something is evaluated

• A perception of the way things are or should be

• A statement that can be proven

• An unknown or difficult to know concept

Which statement is true about "Problem Solving"?

• It is about making guesses without evidence

• It involves finding solutions to obvious answers

• It helps in making good decisions and overcoming obstacles

• It is focused on personal beliefs and emotions

What is the purpose of a Venn Diagram?

• To categorize items into different groups based on their characteristics.

• To find the best solution to a problem.

• To compare your evidence with what you know.

• To influence your judgment.

Which term describes a process where items are arranged systematically?

• Themes

• Sort

• Effective Solution

• Agenda

What does 'Bias' refer to in decision-making?

• A way of thinking about and understanding something.

• Supporting or opposing a particular person or thing based on personal opinions.

• A reaction based on emotions and feelings.

• A belief that prevents you from making new decisions.

What is meant by 'Status Quo Bias'?

• The existing state of affairs.

• A belief that prevents you from making new decisions.

• A personal belief that limits what you can do.

• A habit of changing opinions to match those of a group.

What is an 'Inference'?

• A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.

• A plan or goal that guides behavior.

• A reaction based on reasoning.

• A process in which items are arranged systematically.