Prepare: In Week Two, you discussed two important executive functions: self-regulation and time management. This week you will learn about another important executive function: critical thinking. Paul & Elder (2010) define critical thinking as, “the art of analyzing and evaluating thinking with a view to improving it.”
A lack of critical thought often leads to cognitive bias. Read the Week 5 Instructor Guidance, Chapter 10 in your textbook and watch the video above to learn more about critical thinking and cognitive bias. Section 10.4 of your textbook will introduce you to additional types of cognitive bias.
Reflect: Consider how your own cognitive biases impact the way you view the world and play a role in your daily life.
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