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Critical Thinking in Psychology

A psychology professor uses Thinking and Reasoning in Human Decision Making as a recommended learning text throughout his critical reasoning class. .

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why measure critical thinking?

Human reasoning and problem solving are highly complex processes, but not impossible to analyze, measure and improve. A measure of critical thinking that describes an individual's co...

How are educators teaching critical thinking today?

Much has been learned about effective teaching strategies that lead to demonstrable student gains in critical thinking in the two decades since educators have focused increased effor...

Should I eliminate outliers from my sample before using my scores in other analyses?

‘Outlier’ is the term used to refer to a data point that is out of scale from the other data in the sample (and therefore possibly less valuable for describing the sample.  In t...

How do we create a SACS QEP competency for critical thinking?

Here are some suggestions from the Insight Assessment researchers for addressing SACS Comprehensive Standard 3.5.1, College-Level General Education Competencies. Plann...

Why measure critical thinking?

Because critical thinking may just be the most important and widely espoused college level student learning outcome. "Education is nothing more nor less than learning to think!&...

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