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ethic and critical

TermDefinition
Steps to critical thinking One inquiring knowledge or information – what exactly is the question two comprehending or understanding the information three applying what you understand to given solutions Four synthesizing and creativity use what you understand to analyze five cri
Ideologies The combination of beliefs attitudes and interpretation of reality that delivers from one's experience one's knowledge of what are presumed to be facts and all one's values
Opinion Judgment be aware of egocentric thinking it's true because I believe that
Critical thinking Careful deliberate determination and of whether we accept rejection or suspend judgment about that truth of a claim or a recommendation to act in a certain way
Characteristics of critical thinkers Honesty, humility, patience, self-awareness andconscoiusness, social interaction
Facts involve Observation, experimentation,empiricism
Problems with thinking uncritically Errors of perspective, stereo typing,absolutism(black or white), false dilemma(either or)
Here and now ism Thinking of what is happening now not future consequences of one's actions disregard from the future this regard from the past and what it might have to teach us
Individualism Each person should pursue his or her self interests often that the expense of other Each person should pursue his or her own self interests often that the expense of other people's interests selfish (me me me)
sensaualism, hedonism preoccupation with comfort luxury doing things the easy way
externalism reliance on what is outside of oneself Not thinking for oneself
materrialism Interests of materials good and personal gain related to those good obsession with possessions and consuming as much energy new belongings as possible
Values and a modern world No simple answer to complex questions lives of disabled person tend to be terrible
Schools of thought Values agreed upon by most major regions golden rule denial of self for the larger good control of one's possession – self-control
Universal ethical norms Universal ethical principles exist and are self evident than obvious to rational people every culture
Judeo Christian principles The higher values are to love God and to love one's neighbor
Judeo Christian principles the dark side Hard to apply people have deverse beliefs one group may try to impose beliefs on other groups
Universal ethical norms the dark side Easier said then done
eglitarianism The higher values is equally. Justice fairness are synonymous with equally
eglitarianism the dark side Ignores human tendencies that are wired we are likely to walk good things for us even that the expense of others
Utilitarianism the dark side Believe life should be assessed for its utility people who are not useful to society should not be assisted to be alive or not useful
Utilitarianism The highest value is that which promotes the greatest general happiness
libertarianism Respect and support each persons own version of freedom
libertarianism the dark side Each person should fend for him or herself government involvement much less
Human universals Birth, death pain knowing first and hunger play effects triggers effects laughter's dogs are phone wherever people are found revenge is a term that many world stories incest's is taboo prevebs that shared crossbones are a universe symbol of dea
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