Critical Thinking flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Critical Thinking flashcards on arguments, evidence and reasoning. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to practise terms and questions. There are more than 20 free decks for study at school, university and professional level. Pick a deck to get started.
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- Elements of Thought21
- Intellectual Standards8
- Critical Thinking Process and Models8
- Barriers to Critical Thinking and Cognitive Biases5
- Language and Meaning7
- Argument Structure14
- Deductive, Inductive and Abductive Reasoning14
- Analyzing and Evaluating Arguments17
- Evidence, Credibility and Belief9
- Logical Fallacies9
Flashcards
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200 cardsCR 1.1- CR 6.5.3 Introduction to Critical Reasoning
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110 cardsUntitled
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87 cardsPHIL 105 ch. 1-6 What is an argument?
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39 cardsB&K ch 2 (language and rhetoric)
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14 cardsPhilosophy Critical Thinking Question Formats State whether the italicized phrase in the following sentence identifies a necessary condition, a *sufficie...
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31 cardsEvaluating Argument In critical thinking, what does relevant mean
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30 cardsAnalysis of Argument What is an opinion
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32 cardsUnit 1 Keywords
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30 cardsTest 1 MODR 1770 What is critical thinking?
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21 cardsmistakes
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14 cardsChapter 1 Xynthia is an African shrub known to cure Alzheimer's disease. However, scientists reject such a claim beca...
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12 cardsArguments The three primary questions to ask when analyzing arguments are as follows:
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10 cardsCourse 15 Volume 1 chapter 4 What are the four sub-skill sets of critical thinking?
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20 cardsSSH 105 Test #1 Statement / Claim
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35 cardsCritical Thinking Flash cards to help study for key terms in the critical thinking section, Unit 1, of the ATAR Philosophy Co...
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15 cardsCritical Thinking Becoming a Critical Thinker
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21 cardsDeveloping Critical Thinking Skills
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9 cardsThe Baloney Detection Kit Confirm the facts
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18 cardsChapter 9 Abductive Argument
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8 cardsUntitled What are the factors that lead to human error that can be easily recognized?
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9 cards9.9 Critical Thinking Application Analyzing Arguments: Making Sense of Controversy
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10 cardsKey-terms Identifying problems in reasoning
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13 cardsAssumptions The Concept of "Smuggling"
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13 cardsBioethics- Lecture 3 What is vs what ought to be
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4 cardsAuthorities (continued) In the previous lesson on "Authorities," you learned five questions that you should ask when seeking to det...
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7 cardsIntellectual Standards
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2 cardsCritical Thinking and Logic Test prep C168 Which question below describes a problem or situation where experts generally agree there is a single best ...
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6 cardsUntitled What is critical thinking?
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6 cardsUntitled What is Vague?
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9 cardsModule 2 Vocabulary
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4 cardsCritical Thinking Unit 1 AS what is a claim?
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4 cardsCritical thinking flashcards What do arguments in critical thinking need to consist of?
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7 cardsDebate "Lingo Type" LIngo (Type of Arguments ~ Page 26)
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5 cardsUntitled
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The decks offer different ways to work through reasoning. Developing Critical Thinking Skills introduces terms including logic, syllogism and strong and weak arguments. Analysis of Argument asks how arguments differ from opinions, explanations and descriptions. Evaluating Argument covers evidence and appeals, including appeals to authority and popularity.
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Start with Developing Critical Thinking Skills if you want to review vocabulary. For question practice, try Philosophy Critical Thinking Question Formats, which includes necessary and sufficient conditions. Read each card, try to recall the answer, then revisit the terms or questions you find difficult.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Start with Developing Critical Thinking Skills if you want to review vocabulary such as logic, syllogism and strong and weak arguments. If you would rather work through distinctions between types of statement, Analysis of Argument asks how arguments differ from opinions, explanations and descriptions.
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