Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
33 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
Skilled students are thorough thinkers and distinguish between _______ and __________. |
fact and opinion
|
|
|
A powerful starting point for critical thinking is what? |
Creative thinking.
|
|
|
Conducting a brainstorming session works best when you do what? |
Allow your mind to think.
|
|
|
The master student cultivates creative thinking by looking at the data from just one side. True or False? |
False - creative thinking comes from Looking at the data from ALL sides
|
|
|
Asking questions is an important process for what reason? |
It allows us to fully examine issues |
|
|
In becoming a critical thinker, it is essential to do what? |
Be aware of hot spots or triggers |
|
|
What format do you use for a works cited page? |
Style manual |
|
|
One of the qualities of a critical thinker is that they value the fact that people disagree. True or False |
True |
|
|
Aha is a burst of creative energy that comes with the arrival of a new or original idea. True or False |
True |
|
|
An effective way to improve your ability to communicate is to do what? |
Be aware of when you are the receiver and when you are the sender
|
|
|
The words that make of the Chinese word TING (To Listen) are what? |
Ear, Mind, Eye, Heart
|
|
|
An agent rank has privilege. True or false? |
True |
|
|
Most nonverbal behavior is unconscious. True or False? |
True |
|
|
Much of listening is nonverbal. True or False? |
True |
|
|
What is the number one benefit to brainstorming? |
Generates more ideas |
|
|
What is the difference between "I" statement and "YOU" Statement? |
I=taking responsibility You=Putting blame on others |
|
|
Detached communication is what? |
Feelings not valued - (you should do this) - Immature/Biased |
|
|
Attached communication is what? |
Feelings are valued - (I feel) |
|
|
Intuitive Communication is what? |
Metaphors - (examples, stories) - Can deviate from subject or topic |
|
|
Becoming a critical thinker thinking boils down to asking and answering questions? True or False |
True |
|
|
When becoming a critical thinker you must ______ between the __________. |
Read between the lines |
|
|
When inventing questions you should do what? (total of 6) |
Put a question mark after a fact Ask about whats missing Just let your pen move Pretend to be someone else Ask what else you want to know Begin a general question and brainstorm endings |
|
|
LIst 12 mistakes in logic |
Jump to conclusions Attacking the person Appealing to an “authority” Pointing to a false cause Thinking in “all-or-nothing” Basing arguments on emotion Faulty analogy Creating a “straw man” Begging the question Confusing fact and fiction Creating a red herring Appealing to tradition |
|
|
What is groupthink? |
When the group only thinks one way and minimizes creativity and brainstorming. |
|
|
Social rank Example = APPEARANCE (List the Agent, Target and Privilege) |
Agent = Typical societal standards of beauty , height, and weight
Target = Non typical societal standard of beauty, height, and weight
Privilege = Agent is able to shop in more stores than that of target. |
|
|
Social rank = DISABILITY List the Agent, Target and Privilege |
Agent = Able Persons
Target = Disabled Persons
Privilege = Agent can get up to go to the bathroom whenever they want |
|
|
Social rank = Sexual Orientation List the Agent, Target and Privilege |
Agent = Heterosexuals
Target = Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, (LBGTQQIA)
Privilege = Agent has a "less difficult" time adopting children |
|
|
Social rank = ETHNICITY List the Agent, Target and Privilege |
Agent = euro-americans/whites
Target = People of color
Privilege = Agent (in the past) was able to go to college and people of color were not. |
|
|
Social rank = GENDER List the Agent, Target and Privilege |
Agent = Male
Target= Female
Privilege = Agent makes more money than women. |
|
|
Social rank = OCCUPATION List the Agent, Target and Privilege |
Agent = Professional (white collar)
Target = Service/Factory (pink/blue collar)
Privilege = Agent is more likely to receive paid vacation than target. |
|
|
Definition of AGENT |
Privileged individual |
|
|
Definition of Target |
Underprivileged individual |
|
|
Definition of Privilege in regards to Power and privilege? |
Privilege is describing a benefit of the agent not the target. |
