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WorksheetsCritical Thinking - Goal Setting for Nursing Students
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
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.
You’re expected to think critically when you’re asked to analyze an article for a college assignment
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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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The second step mentioned in the video is to gather your information:
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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?
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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