Essays on Critical Thinking

I will be more independent and self-directed learner. This is because as a student it allows me to figure out my learning style, strengths and weakness in my life. This would help me to improve my performance or effort in achieving my goals. For an...

In the post-truth era we are constantly bombarded with “news” which is fabricated, distorted, and massaged information, published with the intention to deceive and mislead others. Such “news” has come to be known as “fake news”. The influence of fake news can have profound socio-political...

The main arguments revolve around the philosophies of the professor. The first argument of the professor is that to save the human race in the world, the skillsets of a person is the main ingredient. This means that the bunker should only be composed of...

For discussion of influence of organizational culture on critical thinking, we have to understand critical thinking process. Critical Thinking can be defined as active, persistent and careful consideration of any belief or supposed form of knowledge. Structured thinking through knowledge of Critical Thinking can be...

Thinking, or cognition, can be defined as mental activity that goes on the brain when a person is processing information (organizing, understanding, and communicating it to others). Thinking does not only include memory, but much more. When people think, they are not only aware of...

Critical thinking is a mindset, an expository position you take with respect to surveying claims that you have perused, heard, or saw. In deciding if a case is valid or not, basic reasoning is the cautious application. Sensible thinking about what to do and what...

This is a paper critiquing the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test, fourth edition (PPVT-4). The test assesses individuals between the ages 2.6 through 90 plus years of age on standard American English vocabulary. There are two forms of the test, form A and form B. Each...