Critical Thinking

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RUNNING HEAD: CRITICAL THINKING APPLICATION

Critical Thinking Application

University of Phoenix
MGT 350: Critical Thinking: Strategies in Decision Making

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Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking is a closely controlled thinker whom demanding assumptions as well as
contextual knowledge, of looking at all alternatives with many perspectives with deep
skepticism of breakdown that creates investigation, of information   to assess the accurate
condition, and fair decision.   Critical thinking happens to be both willing and able to think in
essences developing critical capacities for a better decision-maker. In which, requires of three
steps, One, be conscious of assumptions exist, Two, make assumptions unambiguous, Three,
assess their accuracy.   Critical thinking in used in all facet of our existence: within our line of
work, as a bargain hunter, voter, acquaintance closes relative, as well as lover. Brookfield (1987)
defines reflective skepticism as the act of constantly questioning the status quo.
Critical Thinking is not something merely provided at birth. We encompass to develop
the skills overtime by asking questions example: Why, Why?   As young children, we start
developing these core skills by asking the right questions while assembly a choice.   Please, keep
in mind when decisions used to be made with "eeny-meeny-miney-mo.

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Stages of Cognitive Development

Jean Piaget (1896-1980) defined birth to 2 years old: no thinking structures (called
schemas) and starts to develop such schemas through exploration of senses and
experimentation with environment.   According to Jean Piaget stages of cognitive development
we don't start acknowledging and understanding how to solve problems... [continues]

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