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What is the definition of Critical Thinking?

• Subjective analysis and evaluation of an issue to form a judgment.
• Blind acceptance of information without questioning.
• Random guessing without any reasoning.
• Objective analysis and evaluation of an issue to form a judgment.

What is another name for investigate?

• Survey
• Examine
• Scrutinize
• Search

What is the definition of stakeholders?

• Individuals or groups who have an interest in the success of a business or project.
• People who are not affected by the project outcomes
• Only the project manager
• Individuals who have no interest in the success of a business or project

What is the definition of evaluation?

• Evaluation is the process of ranking individuals based on their performance.
• Assessment or determination of the value, quality, nature, or significance of something.
• Evaluation is the act of setting goals for a project.
• Evaluation refers to the act of summarizing information.

What is the definition of sustainability?

• The ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
• The concept of ignoring the impact of human activities on the planet
• The practice of maximizing profits at the expense of environmental concerns
• The ability to deplete resources for current needs

What is the definition of probing question?

• Use to gather more information, encourage critical thinking, and explore deeper into a topic.

• A probing question is a closed-ended question used to limit responses and avoid further discussion.
• A probing question is a rhetorical question used to assert dominance in a conversation.
• A probing question is a question that has a single correct answer and is used to test knowledge.

What is an example of reflective question?

• How many legs does a dog have?
• When is the next holiday?
• How did this experience make you feel?
• What color is the sky?

A ___________ question is one based on supposition, not facts. They are typically used to elicit opinions and beliefs about imagined situations or conditions that don't exist

What is an example of leading question?

• Don't you agree that this policy is beneficial?
• Isn't this policy great?
• Do you think this policy is harmful?
• Is this policy not beneficial?

Please explain in your own words the definition of funnel questioning?

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