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What is the difference between ordinary and critical thinking?

Ordinary thinking is just having to think about doing everyday things like, go and get a drink, walk, go upstairs, go to bed, but critical thinking is when you have to make a decision quickly because something depends on it.


Why critical thinking and skepticism are important to scientific inquiry?

Critical thinking is important because a person needs to be able to analyze all the data involved without bias. Being able to look past what you want the results to be, and seeing what they truly are is part of critical thinking. Also not drawing connections where mere coincidence could be the cause is part of critical thinking. Skepticism is important because you need to look at any hypothesis with the intent of trying to disprove it. Scientific experiments often are used to test a hypothesis or theory to make sure it cannot be disproved. That is why science is always changing. The scientific process is designed to test the validity of whatever you think to be true.


A scientist does an experiment The results of the experiment disagree with a major scientific theory What should the scientist do?

Analyze the experiment to decide whether the results were flawed.


What might a scientist do after observing and recording information in an investigation?

Create Conclusions And Theories


What do you know about Critical Reasoning?

Critical reasoning is the ability to analyze and evaluate arguments and claims systematically. It involves assessing the validity of information, identifying biases, recognizing logical fallacies, and drawing reasoned conclusions based on evidence. This skill is essential in decision-making and problem-solving across various fields, promoting clear thinking and effective communication. By developing critical reasoning, individuals can better navigate complex issues and make informed choices.