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| Components of Critical Thinking |
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- Creativity
- Understanding probs
- Generating many ideas fast
- Recognizing cues from cts
- Intervention is flexible and is integrated into the care plan |
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| Non-components of critical thinking |
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- Advising
- Suggesting
- Anticipating resistance
- Encouraging a ct to do a routine activity |
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| ______ questioning attempts to delve deeper into a situation. To determine people's points of view (ie, perspectives and reasons) |
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- Evaluation of facts or info that reflect values or other criteria; a type of opinion. They may fit the facts or may be wrong.
- example, "It is harmful to the ct's health id the BP drops too low" |
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| - it requires that individuals apply the same rigorous standards of proof to their own knowledge and beliefs as they apply to others |
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| Attitudes that foster Critical Thinking |
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- Independence of thought
- Fair-mindedness
- Insight into Egocentricity and Sociocentricity
- Intellectual Humility and Suspension of judgement
- Intellectual courage
- Intellectual integrity
- Perseverance
- Confidence in reason
- Interest in exploring both thoughts and feelings
- Curiosity |
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- Trial and Error
- Intuition
- Research process and scientific/modified scientific method |
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| Differentiating Types of Statements |
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- Facts
- Inferences
- Judgements
- Opinions |
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| - can be verified through investigation |
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| - conclusions drawn from the facts, going beyond facts to make a stmt about something not currently known |
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| - beliefs formed over time and include judgments that may fit facts or be in error |
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- questions about the question (or problem)
- questions about assumptions
- questions about point of view
- questions about evidence and reasons
- questions about implications and consequences |
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