Critical Thinking & Logic - WGU | 126 Questions and Answers(A+ Solution guide)
Reasoned Opinion - Statements that express opinions that are supported by reasons and evidence. Reasoning - A logical and systematic approach to thinking about something. Evidence - The facts available to support a conclusion. Conclusion - The statement in an argument that we claim is implied by the argument's premises. Self-Reflection - The act of examining one's thoughts, feelings and motives. Objective Statements - Statements based on factual research that are subject to forms of verification, but do not require critical thought. Argument - A set of statements containing at least one premise and a conclusion. Critical Thinking - A method of approaching a problem or decision that entails systematically evaluating arguments and reasoning. Systematic - A process performed according to a plan; Methodical. Premises - The set of accepted assumptions upon which an argument is built. Fallacy - An argument that is based on poor reasoning. Inference Indicator - A word that signal whether a sentence is a premise or a conclusion.
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