Masterclass of Critical Thinking
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Critical thinking is the ability to interpret, evaluate, and analyze facts and information to form a judgment or decide if something is right or wrong. It is self-guided, self-disciplined thinking that attempts to reason at the highest level of quality in a fair-minded way.
Critical thinking is an essential need in modern times to ascertain the truth and protect onesleves from the mischief of unscrupulous elements. According to the Educational Testing Service (ETS, 2013), 92% of business leaders believe that the most significant skill a person needs to have in order to be successful both at work and academically is Critical Thinking.”
In this course, we learn to develop critical thinking by the following steps,
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Correctly assess the quality of information
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Understand prejudices and cognitive biases
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Apply logical reasoning to discover the truth
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Understand logical fallacies to demolish false arguments
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Avoid using emotion and intuition for important decision-making
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Justify the truth using sound arguments
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Make the best decision in every situation
The course will provide the following benefits to the students,
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Protection from manipulation and exploitation
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Protection against false propaganda, misinformation, advertisements
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Can’t be corrupted or brain-washed easily
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Deal with difficult problems, situations or choices
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Intellectually responsible and trustworthy
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Solve complex problems of life more creatively, independently, and effectively.
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Achieves the goals for self and organization
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8Challenges of Critical ThinkingVideo lesson
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9Religion and MythologiesVideo lesson
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10SuperstitionVideo lesson
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11PseudoscienceVideo lesson
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12Social ConformityVideo lesson
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13Emotions and LoyaltiesVideo lesson
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14HabitsVideo lesson
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15Fake and Paid NewsVideo lesson
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16Advertisements and PropagandaVideo lesson
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17QuizQuiz
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18NotesText lesson
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40Verbal FallaciesVideo lesson
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41Slippery Slope ArgumentVideo lesson
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42Straw Man FallacyVideo lesson
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43Begging the Question/Circular ReasoningVideo lesson
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44QuizQuiz
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45Fallacy of GeneralizationVideo lesson
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46Fallacy of PresumptionVideo lesson
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47Ad Hominem-I(Guilt of Personal Beliefs)Video lesson
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48Ad Hominem-II(Guilt by Association)Video lesson
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49Ad Hominem-III(Guilt by Hypocrisy)Video lesson
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50QuizQuiz
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51Appeal of Popular BeliefsVideo lesson
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52Appeal to AuthorityVideo lesson
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53WhataboutaryVideo lesson
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54Red Herring FallacyVideo lesson
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55QuizQuiz
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56NotesText lesson
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57Elements of Cognitive BiasesVideo lesson
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58Self Serving Biases (Attribution, Confirmation, Habit, Ideological & Estimation)Video lesson
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59Availability Bias (Media, Recency, Proximity Biases and Emotional Impact Biases)Video lesson
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60Ignorance Biases (Hindsight, Anchoring, Expertise bias & Dunning-Kruger Effect)Video lesson
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61QuizQuiz
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62NotesText lesson
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