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Which of the following IS NOT a critical thinking D) Sociocentrism
standard?
A) Precision
B) Clarity
C) Consistency
D) Sociocentrism
E) Logical Correctness
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,Conformism is a form of: B) Sociocentrism
A) Rationalization
B) Sociocentrism
C) Provincialism
D) Short-term thinking
Culture A is a pacifist culture and believes that it is D) Relativistic thinking
always morally wrong to commit a violent act
against another human being for any
reason.Culture B is a militaristic and slaveholding
culture. Its members believe that it is morally good
and right to invade, subjugate, and enslave other
cultures.Reflecting on critical thinking, in both
culture A and culture B, we are dealing with:
A) Denial
B) Stereotyping
C) Respect on one hand and intolerance the other
hand.
D) Relativistic thinking
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An ought imperative is a sentence that has the A) True
form of an imperative or command but is intended
to assert a value or ought judgment.
A) True
B) False
Statements in an argument offered as evidence or C) Premises
reasons in support of another statement are
called
A) Justifying reasons
B) Explanatory reasons
C) Premises
D) Conclusions
Something that we take for granted, something we C) Assumption
believe to be true without any proof or conclusive
evidence is
A) Bias
B) Wishful thinking
C) Assumption
D) Prejudice
An argument has at least two statements A) True
A) True
B) False
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"Affirmative action is wrong, because it is unfair" is C) An unsupported statement of belief or opinion
an example of
A) Report
B) An explanation
C) An unsupported statement of belief or opinion
D) An argument
In the following argument: "You know I know A) True
animals have souls? Because on average, the
lowest animal is a lot nicer and kinder than most of
the human beings that inhabit this Earth." The
conclusion to this argument is "animals have souls."
A) True
B) False
Which statement speaks to the benefits of Critical D) All of the above
Thinking.
A) Critical thinking can help us avoid making
foolish personal decisions.
B) Critical thinking is worth studying for its own
sake, simply for the personal enrichment it can
bring to our lives.
C) Increasingly, employers are looking for
employees with good thinking and communication
skills--quick learners who can solve problems,
think creatively, gather and analyze information,
draw appropriate conclusions from data, ;and
communicate their ideas clearly and effectively.
D) All of the above HUM- 115 (Test 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 10)
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