WGU C168 TEST QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
Critical thinking is comprised of 3 interlinking dimensions
1- Analyzing
2- Evaluating
3- Improving
How many components of Critical Thinking are there?
3
Analyzing one's own thinking means to?
Breaking it down into its component parts.
Evaluating one's own thinking means to?
Identify its weaknesses while recognizing its strengths.
Improving one's own thinking means to?
Reconstruct it to make it better.
Egocentrism
The tendency to view everything in relationship to oneself.
Sociocentrism
The assumption that one's own social group is inherently superior to all others.
First-Order Thinking
Ordinary thinking
- spontaneous and non-reflective
-contains insight, prejudice, good and bad reasoning
- indiscriminately combined
Second-Order Thinking
, Critical thinking
-first-order thinking that is consciously realized
-is then analyzed, assessed, and reconstructed
What is the opposite of Intellectual Humility?
Intellectual Arrogance.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Courage?
Intellectual Cowardice.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Empathy?
Intellectual Self-Centeredness.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Integrity?
Intellectual Dishonesty.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Perseverance?
Intellectual Laziness.
What is the opposite of Confidence In Reason?
Intellectual Distrust of Reason.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Autonomy?
Intellectual Conformity.
How many Functions of the Mind are there?
3
What are the 3 Functions of the Mind?
1- Thinking.
2- Feeling.
3- Wanting.
What does the Thinking Function of the Mind do?
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
Critical thinking is comprised of 3 interlinking dimensions
1- Analyzing
2- Evaluating
3- Improving
How many components of Critical Thinking are there?
3
Analyzing one's own thinking means to?
Breaking it down into its component parts.
Evaluating one's own thinking means to?
Identify its weaknesses while recognizing its strengths.
Improving one's own thinking means to?
Reconstruct it to make it better.
Egocentrism
The tendency to view everything in relationship to oneself.
Sociocentrism
The assumption that one's own social group is inherently superior to all others.
First-Order Thinking
Ordinary thinking
- spontaneous and non-reflective
-contains insight, prejudice, good and bad reasoning
- indiscriminately combined
Second-Order Thinking
, Critical thinking
-first-order thinking that is consciously realized
-is then analyzed, assessed, and reconstructed
What is the opposite of Intellectual Humility?
Intellectual Arrogance.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Courage?
Intellectual Cowardice.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Empathy?
Intellectual Self-Centeredness.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Integrity?
Intellectual Dishonesty.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Perseverance?
Intellectual Laziness.
What is the opposite of Confidence In Reason?
Intellectual Distrust of Reason.
What is the opposite of Intellectual Autonomy?
Intellectual Conformity.
How many Functions of the Mind are there?
3
What are the 3 Functions of the Mind?
1- Thinking.
2- Feeling.
3- Wanting.
What does the Thinking Function of the Mind do?