*****DUE IN 10 HRS!!!!!!!*****Intellectual StandardsFor our assignment this week, examine the Universal Intellectual Standards as described in our readings. Select one of these standards, and describe
Intellectual Standards In Critical Thinking
There are 9 intellectual standards in critical thinking. Situations in life often require us to use our critical thinking skills. We have to ask questions and make sense of the information presented in the situation. As we are trying move forward through the situation it can be beneficial to apply these 9 intellectual standards. As you complete the assigned reading try and include the types of questions you would ask yourself across various areas of your life.
| Clarity | Converting unclear statements/thoughts to clear ones. |
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| Accuracy | Does all of the supporting information validate the statement/thought? |
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| Precision | Specific details need to be included. |
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| Relevance | How does the information relate or impact the thought/statement? |
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| Depth | Thinking below the surface of the issue or situation. |
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| Breadth | Have you considered another point of view? |
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| Logicalness | Does all of the information fit together? Does it make sense? |
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| Significance | What is the most important concept or piece of information you can take away? |
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| Fairness | Is my thinking justified given the facts and/or evidence? |
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Summaries of Links:
The summary of link 1 provided in the table above.
Summary for 2nd link:
Egocentric thinking is the tendency to view everything in the world around us as it relates to us (or oneself). This will often confuse our perception of how things really are in the world around us. Other people may view a person with this type of perception/thinking as self-centered.
