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WGU C168 Critical Thinking and Logic, Exam Review Question. Full Coverage, rated A+ Purpose (ele) -Goal or objective of reasoning. -Describes the desired outcome or intent Question (ele) -All reasoning is directed at some question. -How do you clearly frame the question, problem, or issue? Assumptions (ele) -Reasoning has to begin somewhere. They lie at the heart of arguments -Everything we take for granted as true in order to figure out something else. Implications (ele) -Delivers us to a position or viewpoint about something. -The implications/consequences of our reasoning are what extend beyond the position we reach. Information (ele) -Must determine what information is relevant to what we are critically thinking about. -Rely on information to direct us to a supportable conclusion. Concepts (ele) -General categories or ideas by which we interpret or classify information used in our thinking. -Critical thinking requires us to be aware of the concepts we hold and consider how they drive our reasoning. Inferences (ele) -To make inferences is to come to conclusions. -Example: "One drives by a store and sees no cars in the parking lot or lights in the window, one infers that store is closed." Clarity (std) -Clearness -Our thinking is clear when it is easily understood. -Cannot determine either the accuracy or relevance of a statement if it is unclear. Question: "Could you elaborate on that point?" Accuracy (std) -To represent something as it actually is. -Think accurately when our reasoning expresses how thing actually are. Question: "How can we determine if that is true?" Precision (std) -Reasoning is precise when it is specific, exact, and detailed. -Something may be clear but not precise Example: "I am going to the party soon"(Clear but imprecise) vs "I am going to the party at 8pm. (Clear and precise)" Relevance (std) -Something is relevant when it pertains to the problem we seek to solve. -Thinking is relevant when it focuses on what is importan

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