Thinking critically

By:

John Chaffee

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi Cengage Learning Pvt. Ltd. 2019Edition: 12th edDescription: xxi,570p. PB 23.7x13cmISBN:

9789355737854

Subject(s):

Critical Thinking

DDC classification:

23 153.42 CHAT

Summary: Become a more sophisticated thinker with THINKING CRITICALLY, which teaches you a surefire process for developing the thinking abilities you need for academic and career success. First, you'll build your confidence by learning and practicing basic skills related to your personal experiences. Next, you'll progress to the types of reasoning skills required for abstract contexts -- such as your academic courses. Activities and writing assignments invite your active participation and prompt you and your peers to critically examine each other's thinking. Thought-provoking and current readings from a wide variety of thinkers engage you in thinking about complex issues from different perspectives. Along the way, monitor your own progress as a critical thinker with self-assessment activities.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book	St Aloysius PG Library	Corporate Psychology	153.42 CHAT (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	PG024905

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Become a more sophisticated thinker with THINKING CRITICALLY, which teaches you a surefire process for developing the thinking abilities you need for academic and career success. First, you'll build your confidence by learning and practicing basic skills related to your personal experiences. Next, you'll progress to the types of reasoning skills required for abstract contexts -- such as your academic courses. Activities and writing assignments invite your active participation and prompt you and your peers to critically examine each other's thinking. Thought-provoking and current readings from a wide variety of thinkers engage you in thinking about complex issues from different perspectives. Along the way, monitor your own progress as a critical thinker with self-assessment activities.

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