Critical thinkers gather information from all types of sources it does not matter if it comes from verbal, emotional or any other source. Critical thinking has its basis in intellectual criteria that go beyond subject-matter divisions and which include: clarity, credibility, accuracy, precision, relevance, depth, breadth, logic, significance and fairness.
Critical thinking is about being both willing and able to think. Ideally one develops critical thinking skills and at the same times the disposition to use …show more content…
Judgment is more than just problem solving
Critical thinking is so important in today’s world no matter if he/she are working for yourself or if you are working from a corporation that some are creating formal critical thinking programs such as teachers in the classrooms. Example: “There are two ways to teach critical thinking in the classroom. The first method, and the one we will find endorsed in this manual, is also the easiest, least time-consuming, and the least expensive. This method is to simply modify one's teaching and testing methods slightly to enhance critical thinking among one's students.”(Schafersman, 1991).
Some misconceptions about critical thinking are that it is wholly a negative process it tears down ideas and puts nothing in their place. It will lead to relativistic freeze the inability to make commitments to people, ideas, and structures. Absence of critical thinking is like blindly reproducing the damaging reactions that has been learned. Like blindly trusting political commercials, like blindly accepting and saying that if the textbook says it, then it must be true, like blindly accepting and saying that if the organization does it, then it must be right (Coping, …show more content…
Decision also has to be ethical decision that will make sure that the business will be profitable and that it will not be a waste of time and effort. One threat that comes from ethical decision is the ethical relativism which is the claim that there is no correct set of moral obligations and values. Another would be cultural relativism which makes a factual claim. Critical thinking sometimes does involve ethical decision making as-well-as any other decision that has to be made. Emotions has to be put on the back side when a critical decision has to be made, no matter if the decisions that has to be made is to terminate an employee then this is when the emotion can really stand in the way of doing the job that has to be done at the