Quiz on Critical thinking

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What is the primary goal of critical thinking?

A) To make judgments based on emotions

B) To solve problems using intuition

C) To evaluate information and make informed decisions

D) To memorize facts and figures

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What is "confirmation bias"?

A) The tendency to ignore evidence that contradicts your beliefs

B) The ability to critically evaluate evidence

C) The process of gathering diverse viewpoints

D) The practice of checking facts and figures

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Which of the following demonstrates critical thinking?

A) Accepting information without questioning it

B) Seeking out multiple sources and perspectives before making a decision

C) Relying only on your personal experiences to form an opinion

D) Avoiding any discomfort or disagreement

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Which of the following best defines "critical reasoning"?

A) Memorizing and recalling facts

B) Reasoning based on emotions and personal experience

C) A structured way of evaluating arguments and making decisions

D) Discarding any information that challenges your beliefs

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a critical thinker?

A) Open-mindedness and the willingness to consider new ideas

B) Relying solely on intuition to make decisions

C) The ability to analyze arguments logically

D) The willingness to change one's mind based on new evidence

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Which of the following is an example of a logical fallacy?

A) Drawing conclusions based on evidence

B) Attacking the character of a person instead of their argument

C) Considering multiple perspectives on an issue

D) Reflecting on past experiences to inform decisions

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In critical thinking, what is the purpose of asking "What evidence supports this claim?"

A) To challenge and discredit the claim without analyzing it

B) To evaluate whether the claim is based on solid reasoning and facts

C) To focus only on the positive aspects of the claim

D) To avoid considering alternative viewpoints

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What does "cognitive dissonance" refer to in critical thinking?

A) A state of mental balance and agreement

B) The discomfort of holding two conflicting beliefs or values

C) The ability to see things from another person's perspective

D) The process of making decisions based on clear, logical reasoning

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Quiz on Critical thinking

What is the primary goal of critical thinking?

What is "confirmation bias"?

Which of the following demonstrates critical thinking?

Which of the following best defines "critical reasoning"?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a critical thinker?

Which of the following is an example of a logical fallacy?

In critical thinking, what is the purpose of asking "What evidence supports this claim?"

What does "cognitive dissonance" refer to in critical thinking?

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Quiz on Critical thinking

What is the primary goal of critical thinking?

What is "confirmation bias"?

Which of the following demonstrates critical thinking?

Which of the following best defines "critical reasoning"?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a critical thinker?

Which of the following is an example of a logical fallacy?

In critical thinking, what is the purpose of asking "What evidence supports this claim?"

What does "cognitive dissonance" refer to in critical thinking?

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