CAP Learn to Lead Chapter 5 Latest Update Graded A+

CAP Learn to Lead Chapter 5 Latest Update Graded A+ Critical Thinking is a self-guided, self-disciplined thinking which attempts to reason at a highest level of quality in a fair-minded way; is a habit of being guided by universal values of logic and a deep respect for truth Clarity calls for critical thinkers to express their ideas such that people know exactly what thoughts are racing through their brains Accuracy demands that critical thinkers express their ideas such that people will know exactly what thoughts are racing through their brains Precision means that they say and say what they mean Relevance calls for the support claims to advance the overall argument Depth the willingness to examine every imaginable complexity or factor bearing on an issue Breadth concerns how far across either side he or she is willing to look when considering an issue Logic what an argument is called when one point supports the next and the conclusions flow natural Big Picture Thinking is the practice of stepping back from an issue or problem so as to make more of it in Focused Thinking is the practice of intensely studying an issue, trying to see it clearly, and not becoming distracted by other issues that are somewhat related to, but different from, the specific question at hand Realistic Thinking is an approach where the leader tries to see the world for how it actually is, not what we may wish it to be Shared Thinking involves valuing the thoughts and ideas of others Synergy the belief that the team is greater than the sum of its parts Emotional Insecurity the biggest obstacle to shared thinking Logical Fallacy is an error of reasoning Fallacy a mistake in logic; bad reasoning that corrupts a line of thoughts Intellectual Honesty honesty in the acquisition,