Explain How Critical Thinking Minimizes Poor Judgment

Critical Thinking minimizes poor Judgment. Applying the Critical thinking tool in the Social Work practice minimizes poor judgment placing the focus on the underlying issue and/or the purpose of service. I related the critical thinking portion of module 1, to my work experiences as an adult community base case worker. In the field, I assisted clients who wanted to discuss concerns outside the scope of their treatment plan. This took the focus off their treatment as they sought advice or information for a friend or relative. Critical thinking is the only guarantee against delusion, deception, superstition, and misapprehension of ourselves and or earthly circumstance (A Brief History 2).This relevant statement confirmed why critical thinking should be put to use daily to improve self-awareness and gain an advantage in the work place.

As critical thinking is not just thinking, but thinking which entails self-improvement, discuss the ways in which your judgment, problem solving, and decision making has improved since your understanding of the application of critical thinking to your learning and practice of social work.
How I applied case history review to the critical thinking tool, is that by in reviewing a history report helps to support questioning in the aim for clarity, accuracy, and precision. The purpose of my home visits was to work with the client on meeting self-attainable goals. If my mind-set swayed towards addressing issues that did not directly benefit the client, would perhaps cause confusion and delay their treatment due to the absents of critical thought. Critical thinking and good preparation alleviates stress and the pressure to act