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    Critical thinking involves questioning assumptions and customary ways of thinking in order to think differently and consider alternatives. It has components like identifying assumptions, recognizing context, and developing reflective skepticism. Creative thinkers consider rejecting standard problem solving, take multiple perspectives, experiment through trial and error, and have self-confidence in their judgment. Critical thinking also recognizes assumptions, scrutinizes arguments, and judges ideas by comparing various interpretations and perspectives.

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    Critical thinking involves questioning assumptions and customary ways of thinking in order to think differently and consider alternatives. It has components like identifying assumptions, recognizing context, and developing reflective skepticism. Creative thinkers consider rejecting standard problem solving, take multiple perspectives, experiment through trial and error, and have self-confidence in their judgment. Critical thinking also recognizes assumptions, scrutinizes arguments, and judges ideas by comparing various interpretations and perspectives.

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    Critical thinking involves questioning assumptions and customary ways of thinking in order to think differently and consider alternatives. It has components like identifying assumptions, recognizing context, and developing reflective skepticism. Creative thinkers consider rejecting standard problem solving, take multiple perspectives, experiment through trial and error, and have self-confidence in their judgment. Critical thinking also recognizes assumptions, scrutinizes arguments, and judges ideas by comparing various interpretations and perspectives.

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    CRITICAL THINKING

    Creative thinking involves calling into question the assumptions underlying our
    customary, habitual ways of thinking and acting and then being ready to think and act
    differently on the basis of the critical questioning.

    Components of Critical Thinking

    1. Identifying and challenging assumptions.


    2. Recognizing the importance of context.
    3. Imagining and exploring alternatives.
    4. Developing reflective skepticism.

    Creative Thinkers

    • Consider rejecting standardized formats for problem solving.

    • Have an interest in a wide range of related and divergent fields.

    • Take multiple perspectives on a problem.

    • Use trial-and-error methods in their experimentation.

    • Have a future orientation.

    • Have self-confidence and trust in their own judgment.

    Critical Thinking Involves

    • Recognizing underlying assumptions.

    • Scrutinizing arguments.

    • Judging ideas.

    • Judging the rationality of these justifications by comparing them to a range of


    varying interpretations and prospective.

    • Providing positive as well as negative appraisal.

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