ATI Critical thinking Assessment solved(2022/2023)

ATI Critical thinking Assessment solved(2022/2023)Consider the statement: "if it is made of glass, it may break." which statement provides the best interpretation? Glass can break ( this is correct because this stamens is straight forward and strictly talk about glass. Other stamens are implying of other objects.) consider the following to determine which is the same as "roses are red". Carnations are white. ( the relationship is that both carnation and the roses are flowers; there are not distinct relationships among the other options.) consider the following. Which is the logical match? If B3E2H1, then: A9D8G7 ( the alphabetical pattern is every third letter, the number relationship is that they decrease by 1 {3,2,1 = (9, 8, 7}) you are given a prescription for anew drug to treat a long-standing health problem. How can you best determine the side effects that may be produced by this drug? Read research studies related to drug questions. ( this is correct because the other three choice do not give the best source of information.) A politician states " Scientist argue that global warming is occurring. they cite evidence regarding an upward trend in nighttime temperatures throughout the United States. However, i know that winter in the Midwest have been colder than normal over the past two years. Therefore, i say, global warming is not occurring." the best evaluation of this politician's conclusion is that it: Does not consider scientific evidence about nighttime warming trends. (this answer is correct because the politicians statement is biases and no scientific tests or evidence shows relationships between Midwest winter and nighttime temperature THROUGHOUT THE U.S.) A boy and girl are students. The night before every test, they both study and eat pizza. Which stamens is true? If the girl does not study there is not test the next day. ( this is correct because the girl's lack of study infers that there is no test the next day) A woman concludes, " It is Saturday; therefore, children will be watching cartoons on television." which statement best describes the conclusion of the woman? Faulty. Children may wish to do something other than watch television. (this is correct because the woman's statement is only a possible action that the children might do on a Saturday.) A teacher believes strongly that students should not receive extra credit for written assignments, regardless of how well they are written. However, she gave extra credit to a student who had been ill, but turned in an extraordinary paper. How can this contridicartion be best explained? The teacher... valued the quality of the student's work more than her belief. (this is correct because the teacher admired the effort the student put into her writing) it is a hot summer day. A six-year-old child has been playing outside and riding her bicycle. When she comes in for lunch her face is red and she is warm and fussy. Her temperature is normal. Which best explains what is happening to the child? The child may be responding to weather and activity. (this is correct because by considering the "hot summer day", her activities and her temperature being normal those are not in relation to being medical issues but normal human response of weather and activity.) you are trying to make a decision about the best policy to implement regarding sick leave for your employees. In order to make the best decision, you should: Consider the cost and benefits to both the company and employees. (this is correct because the decisions is coming from not what you think is best but taking into consideration of what is best for the company and the employees.) Two students have applied for selection for residency in a college dormitory, but there is only space for one student. In order for the dormitory admission counselor to make the best decision about who to accept, the counselor should: consider each applicant using the same set of selection criteria (this is correct because using other aspects options may cause biased decisions. using a criteria for each students allows for no biased decisions.