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Critical Thinking (do quiz on page 21). Characteristics of a Good Critical Thinker (p. 23, 27) Truth Seeking Open Minded Analytic Systematic Persistent.

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1 Critical Thinking (do quiz on page 21)

2 Characteristics of a Good Critical Thinker (p. 23, 27) Truth Seeking Open Minded Analytic Systematic Persistent Inquisitive Judicious

3 Critical Thinking Skills (p. 31) Interpretation Analysis Inference Evaluation Explanation Self-Regulation

4 Inductive Reasoning (34) Bottom-up reasoning From several specific instances To a general conclusion about other like instances in the future

5 Deductive Reasoning (35) Top-down reasoning From a general hypothesis To a specific conclusion

6 Correct Syllogism (True Premise)  All mammals are warm-blooded  No lizards are warm-blooded  No lizards are mammals

7 False Syllogism (False Premise)  Blondes have more fun.  Mary is blonde; Jane is not.  Mary has more fun than Jane.

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