1.08 Critical Thinking Questions And Answers
1. What influences a person’s choices?
Our decision-making process is heavily influenced by past experiences, instincts, our emotional states, our capacities for delayed gratification and the strong desire not to make wrong decisions. Even some innate desire for endorphins probably adds to our decisions. When you face more and more options and information, it can complicate your thinking and increase your expectations of regret.
2. Does creativity mater?
Yes because it empirical support as an important situational factor that could influence human creativity. It have been demonstratedthat creativity is enhanced when individuals are given flexibility in their work.
3. What makes a Hero?
That person who does good and difference in society. people who care about the wellbeing of others.
4. How can knowledge open doors?
5. What makes something frightening?
It’s start with the Atmosphere stuff like this
- Night vs day
Night is scarier.
- Weather
Stormy, Angry clouds. Wind lashing the trees.
- Location
Dungeon, abandoned house, haunted mansion, cemetery
- Sounds
The scrapping, chittering, sounds of rodents, the dry slithering of insects.
- Smells
The smell of decay, of slow rot, of decomposing flesh.
6. How do the media shape the way …show more content…
To believe that people are able to disregard everything they perceive in the entertainment media because the scenarios presented aren't literally "true," or because they are loosely staged simulations of reality (as in "reality" shows), we would also have to believe that people disregard all messages in advertising, since ads commonly present actors and models in simulated situations. But that is simply not how the human mind works. In order for an entertainment show or commercial to be effective, the audience must identify in some way with the characters and what they are doing, even if some aspects of the situation are
Our decision-making process is heavily influenced by past experiences, instincts, our emotional states, our capacities for delayed gratification and the strong desire not to make wrong decisions. Even some innate desire for endorphins probably adds to our decisions. When you face more and more options and information, it can complicate your thinking and increase your expectations of regret.
2. Does creativity mater?
Yes because it empirical support as an important situational factor that could influence human creativity. It have been demonstratedthat creativity is enhanced when individuals are given flexibility in their work.
3. What makes a Hero?
That person who does good and difference in society. people who care about the wellbeing of others.
4. How can knowledge open doors?
5. What makes something frightening?
It’s start with the Atmosphere stuff like this
- Night vs day
Night is scarier.
- Weather
Stormy, Angry clouds. Wind lashing the trees.
- Location
Dungeon, abandoned house, haunted mansion, cemetery
- Sounds
The scrapping, chittering, sounds of rodents, the dry slithering of insects.
- Smells
The smell of decay, of slow rot, of decomposing flesh.
6. How do the media shape the way …show more content…
To believe that people are able to disregard everything they perceive in the entertainment media because the scenarios presented aren't literally "true," or because they are loosely staged simulations of reality (as in "reality" shows), we would also have to believe that people disregard all messages in advertising, since ads commonly present actors and models in simulated situations. But that is simply not how the human mind works. In order for an entertainment show or commercial to be effective, the audience must identify in some way with the characters and what they are doing, even if some aspects of the situation are