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Week 2 Barriers to Critical Thinking

Identify three barriers that influence your thinking and write at least 100 words for each, describing how you can overcome them

Three barriers that influence my thinking would have to be enculturation, Self-serving Bias, and emotional influences. I can try to overcome enculturation by thinking about how everyone is different and accepting it. Everyone is raised differently with different values instilled upon them. Just because my family raised me one way to believe in certain things, does not mean another person believes the same. I will just need to face reality and have an open mind that everyone is different. For example, just because I do not believe that it is smart to go
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