What best defines critical thinking?
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- ○ Disciplined evaluation of information
- ○ Emotional reaction to information
- ○ Memorising facts without questioning
- ○ Accepting claims from authority
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What best defines critical thinking?
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Which activity belongs to critical thinking?
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What is an assumption in reasoning?
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Which thinking type relies on gut feeling?
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What is a pitfall to reasoned decisions?
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Which bias seeks only confirming evidence?
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Which two are pitfalls to reasoned decision making? (Choose two.)
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Which two belong to a critical thinker's skill set? (Choose two.)
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Which two help create strong explanations? (Choose two.)
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DRAG DROP
Match each fallacy to its description.
Items to match: Straw man fallacy, Ad hominem fallacy, Hasty generalisation, False dilemma.

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DRAG DROP
Match each thinking type to its basis.
Items to match: Critical thinking, Creative thinking, Intuitive thinking, Common sense thinking.

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CORRECT TEXT
The tendency to seek only evidence that confirms existing beliefs is called ______ bias.
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