Think about someone you consider to be a critical thinker (friend, professor, historical figure, etc). What...

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Think about someone you consider to be a critical thinker (friend, professor, historical figure, etc). What qualities does he/she have? 2. Provide five examples of critical thinking relevant to your workplace or your anticipated workplace. 3. Explain how can a worker in a supervisory role benefit from critical thinking? 4. Discuss one benefit of a critical thinking mindset. 5. How can critical thinking be used to analyse markets? 6. Outline an approach to identifying potential limitations in a new workplace process. What specific techniques could you use? 7. What does the CRAAP test refer to? Give some examples of when it could be used. 8. If the unemployment rates increase, what is the likely impact on individuals and businesses? 9. How can you tell if information is credible? 10. What is a decision-making framework and why apply one to your workplace? 11. Under what circumstances would you need to justify your decision making? 12. What are the benefits in evaluating your decisions? 13. Who should you seek feedback from? Why? 14. How can planning help to overcome barriers to critical thinking? Think about someone you consider to be a critical thinker (friend, professor, historical figure, etc). What qualities does he/she have? 2. Provide five examples of critical thinking relevant to your workplace or your anticipated workplace. 3. Explain how can a worker in a supervisory role benefit from critical thinking? 4. Discuss one benefit of a critical thinking mindset. 5. How can critical thinking be used to analyse markets? 6. Outline an approach to identifying potential limitations in a new workplace process. What specific techniques could you use? 7. What does the CRAAP test refer to? Give some examples of when it could be used. 8. If the unemployment rates increase, what is the likely impact on individuals and businesses? 9. How can you tell if information is credible? 10. What is a decision-making framework and why apply one to your workplace? 11. Under what circumstances would you need to justify your decision making? 12. What are the benefits in evaluating your decisions? 13. Who should you seek feedback from? Why? 14. How can planning help to overcome barriers to critical thinking?

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1 The person I consider to be a critical thinker is my professor He has great problem solving skills is able to think outside the box and is able to objectively evaluate information and make well info... View the full answer