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Discuss the differences between the ways that humans naturally think and the ways that humans think critically. Explain at least two natural modes of thought in your own mind that you feel you need to confront with some deep-sense critical thinking.

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Types of Thinking (Human Natural Thoughts)

There are many various types of thinking. Humans naturally engaged in reflective thinking, popular thinking, rational thinking, irrational thinking and the list goes on. Generally reflective thinking is dwelling on past events, whereas popular thinking is following the thought process of whatever the current popularity of the majority presents. Rational and irrational thoughts are thinking types that involves right and wrong actions or impulsive versus non-impulsive tendencies. Any thought that ...

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