Category: Critical Thinking

  • Aspect of Sociocentric and Critical Thinking

    The cultural aspect is very important in the life of modern society because globalization reached a level when no one can stay aside from the problems of the whole of humankind. Different cultures presuppose different distinctive features that form particular attitudes towards the representatives of different cultures. Thus, “Cultural diversity, or multiculturalism, is based on…

  • Critical Thinking and Active Learning Model

    Introduction Critical thinking is the capacity to think clearly and logically without allowing emotions or personal prejudices to cloud one’s judgment. It involves thinking about things systematically and logically to conclude (Liang et al., 2021). Critical thinking is essential because it allows people to evaluate ideas and information rationally and make decisions based on reason…

  • Critical Thinking for Managers

    Everyday we are dared to make proper decisions, normally with limited ideas under serious time restrictions; this requires critical thinking. Critical thinking is a type of thinking that occurs as a result of correct estimation of the arguments and evidence and thus coming into conclusions that are optimal by the way of considering all applicable…

  • Critical Thinking in Education

    Critical thinking is useful for any person because of providing possibilities to analyze the situations and facts appropriately and find effective solutions to problems. Thus, it is necessary and useful for students to add critical thinking to the curriculum in the elementary school. However, this idea can be discussed as a problem because of the…

  • Decision in Paradise: Possible Solutions, Analysis of the Decision-Making Technique and Critical Thinking

    Table of Contents Possible Solutions Analysis of the decision-making technique PMI and Critical Thinking References Possible Solutions The very first decision in the setup of a business is the identification of all the costs involved. However, in order to arrive at that decision, the chosen solutions have to be identified and clearly stipulated. McDonald has…

  • Whistleblowing and Critical Thinking

    Table of Contents Introduction Edward Snowden v. Catharine Gun v. Lowell Bergman “Civil Disobedience” in Relation to Whistleblowing Whistleblowing as Representation of Critical Thinking Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The term “whistleblowing” first surfaced in the late years of the twentieth century. The concept is simple: when an employee sees their company or fellow colleagues partaking…

  • Contingency Planning Analysis: Creativity, Critical Thinking and Key Steps

    Table of Contents Information Discovered During the Interview Creativity in Contingency Planning Key Steps That Require a Contingency Plan Conclusion References Contingency plans are essential for the majority of organizations. They allow the company to have a course of action even when the original plans become obsolete due to an unforeseen problem. Natural disasters, terrorist…

  • The Importance of Critical Thinking for Effective Human Resource Management

    This paper discusses the significance of critical thinking for managers and leaders and especially a view of critical thinking as a set of skills rather than one element. Yet, as critical thinking is essential for tasks such as planning, it is also vital for effective human resource management in the workplace. As it is described…

  • Critical Thinking Skills Influence

    Critical thinking is a biased study of a subject or a problem that is utilized to analyze situations or issues with the formulation of valid conclusions, assessment, and interpretations and correctly apply the results to the cases and topics. First, critical thinking might be understood as consisting of two components. The first one is “a…