Critical thinking process
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Compare and contrast and how each affect the critical thinking process
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-persuasive thinking -scientific thinking -creative thinking
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Critical thinking is basically Scientific Thinking applied to questions and problems of everyday life by any person, including non-scientists.
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Scientific thinking results in reliable knowledge (knowledge that has a strong likelihood of being true) or justified true belief (belief that is probably true because it is justified by a proven method). Critical thinking is basically Scientific Thinking applied to questions and problems of everyday life by any person, including non-scientists.
On the other hand, creative thinking is characterized by the search for new facts and ideas which are put together in unusual and creative ways. It ...
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