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Week 2: Thinking in our Reality
The document discusses critical thinking skills and the process of perception and reality. It defines critical thinking as one who analyzes and evaluates evidence to distinguish strong reasoning from biases. The perception process has three stages: select, sort, interpret. Reality is explained as our mental interpretation of our environment, shaped by experiences, and it differs for each individual based on their perspective. Arguments occur due to differences in peoples' realities.
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- 30. Try Their Test Youare at a store in one end of the mall about to purchase a calculator for $25 Would you go down to the other end of the mall to purchase the same calculator for $20
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- 36. Chapter 6 DiscoveringOur Realities Environment Reality The Process of Perception
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- 38. SortSelect Interpret The Processof Perception Stages Cognitions Filters 1 2 3 4 Tragic Crazy Driver Biker Mistake Great First Responders Experience
- 39. Environment Reality The Process ofPerception
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- 41. Reality No two realitiesare identical Arguing should used to test our reality Our goal should be to to create the most valid reality Arguments occur because people have a difference in reality.
- 42. Today’s Summary Rhetorical Modelof Argumentation: Thinking is a: Skill Logos, Ethos, Pathos The two types of decision making are: Voluntary and Involuntary Critical thinking is the ability to challenge: our deepest held beliefs The perception process has how many stages? 3 The correct order of the perception process is: Select, Sort, Interpret Reality is: Our mental interpretation of our environment