Thursday’s essay, “An analytical approach yields confidence and satisfaction ” is written to not only show the influence that critical and analytical thinking can have in our society but, too, how they overshadow the effect of subjective, random, or commonplace thinking. People today — because of their conditioning — will almost always prefer simple observations and anecdotal evidence, and that presents a significant problem. It is that “problem” that Thursday’s essay confronts and discusses.
Share your And Then Some Story about the effect of critical and analytical thinking. Are you a person who has been influenced by such thinking? Or, do you prefer observation and anecdotal evidence? How did your preference for analytical thinking occur? In what ways has it contributed to your success in or understanding of the world? Where has this been most effective in your life? We would love to hear your story. Do you have a friend, a family member, a neighbor, or someone you just know from a distance who is or has been significantly influenced by critical and analytical thinking? Can you tell his or her story? Feel free to use a pseudonym for the person’s real name. With the pervasiveness and influence of observation and anecdotal evidence, is there any way to promote greater use of critical or analytical thinking?
And Then Some Essay preview - July 17, 2008
An analytical approach yields confidence and satisfaction
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
When you meet people who have some training in critical and analytical thinking or who are naturally adept, you will detect it in the rigor they use in approaching new situations, the precision they demonstrate in expressing their viewpoints, their judicious selection of supporting evidence, the way they present well-thought through arguments, and clearly balance differing points of view. All of these reflect good critical and analytical thinking, and they can be detected in interview situations when interviewees are asked how they would make decisions or resolve problems in totally new circumstances or unfamiliar situations.
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