Exam 5: Thinking Critically and Creatively

As readers and listeners, students use what type of critical thinking skills?

As speakers and writers, students use what type of critical thinking skills?

To sharpen your critical thinking skills, you should _____.

According to the Question Pyramid, "What if" questions are _____.

A decision maker who uses a conceptual style will_____.

When your thinking produces ideas, you are engaging in _____.

The creative style that best describes people who are resourceful is _____.

An argument that moves from specific observations to general conclusions is _____.

If you were to require data and structure to make a decision, you would demonstrate what kind of decision making style?

Which of the following is a piece of the triangle for analyzing arguments?

According to the Question Pyramid, who/what questions are _____.

Which of the following is a way to solve conflicts and build empathy for others' positions?

If you appeal to someone's feelings to gain acceptance of an argument, you are slipping into the logical fallacy of _____.

According to the Question Pyramid, how/why questions are _____.

When you have to solve a problem, begin by _____.

When you evaluate your ideas or the ideas of others, you are engaging in _____.

According to the text, critical thinking includes _____.

According to the Question Pyramid, questions that can be answered with a "yes" or "no" are _____.

An argument that moves from broad generalizations to specific conclusions is _____.

If you react to a challenge by criticizing the challenger, you are slipping into the logical fallacy of _____.