Critical Thinking: Better Decision Making, and Problem Solving (A Practical Guide to Solving Problems and Making the Right Decisions at Work and in Everyday Life)

Critical thinking is a method of thinking that encourages individuals to think for themselves in the pursuit of the reasoned and logical truth about any subject.

Elements of critical thinking guide the reasoning process. They include the purpose of your thinking, the information gathered, any predispositions you might have, relevant framing concepts, and the inferences and implications of what's learned. Learning to think critically at work will help you be a better problem solver and judge of information, and a more dynamic contributor and effective communicator. The elements are identifying your purpose, defining the question you need to answer, challenging your predispositions, applying framing concepts, checking inferences, and considering implications.

In this book, you are going to learn:

·        What critical thinking practically is

·        The different parts of your thought process that comprise critical thinking

·        The advantages that you gain from exercising critical thinking

·        How you need to treat your brain so that it is healthy enough to pursue critical thinking

·        What to do in order to become an accomplished decision maker

·        Different strategies that you can employ in the critical thinking process

·        The best sequence of events to follow when engaging in the critical thinking process

·        The way to make best decisions in some group setup

·        The best way to frame your questions in order to improve your proficiency in critical thinking

Strong critical thinkers are more effective in life. They can approach situations in ways that make more sense and can be defended logically.

They are less prone to being caught into behaving in ways that are impulsive or incorrect, and because of that, you must learn to be a critical thinker.