The document discusses jumping to conclusions and defines it as making inferences without distinguishing observations from assumptions. It identifies three common forms as labeling, mind reading, and fortune telling. Labeling involves overgeneralizing characteristics, mind reading is perceiving others' thoughts, and fortune telling is assuming what will happen in the future. The document advises avoiding jumping to conclusions by gathering all relevant information, getting different perspectives, and ensuring observations are logically supported before making conclusions.

1. JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS
Group - 4

2. SEQUENCE
Definition
Forms of JTC
Avoiding the Scenario
Conclusion

3. DEFINITION
JTC basically is Inference Observation
Confusion
To decide something without distinguish b/w
what we observed

4. Situations (Types)
Labeling
Mind Reading
Fortune Telling

5. JTC
As Per Quran
Labeling Sura Hujrat(Ayat 11)
Mind Reading Sura Hujrat(Ayat 12)
Fortune Telling Sura Hashar(Last Ayat)

6. LABELING
Applying a Negative term to a Person, Event or
Ourselves
Overgeneralization of Characteristics we have
seen in someone
Examples

7. MIND READING
 Perceiving the Thoughts of others that what they may
be thinking about you or your Work
Or
 What they think about a Particular person or Event
 Examples

8. FORTUNE TELLING
Assume what will Happen in future before it
Happens
Self-fulfilling Prophecy
Jumping to Incorrect Conclusions
Examples

9. AVOIDING THE SCENARIO
 Gather and Study all the Information
 Listening to the View Point of the Subject
 We are Unaware until all the Relevant Data is
Collected
 Be Confident that your Logical Observation is Correct
 Don’t ask Leading Questions , rather ask direct
Questions
 Encourage the Anger of others to be Projected
Outward rather than Inward

10. JUMPING TO CONCLUSION
Does logical Thinking always help?
Can we prescribe a process for drawing
conclusions in our practical lives?

11. CONCLUSION

12. QUESTIONS