Cyberlaw, Ethics and Privacyintermediate
Which activities are identified as parts of critical thinking? Select ALL correct answers.
Answer
Analyzing information, Questioning assumptions, Evaluating evidence, Making well-reasoned decisions
Explanation
### Why this is right
- **Analyzing information** is part of examining what a claim is based on.
- **Questioning assumptions** helps reveal beliefs that may be unsupported.
- **Evaluating evidence** tests the support for a claim.
- **Making well-reasoned decisions** is an intended result of careful thought.
### The concept
Critical thinking is an active process that evaluates information and its support. It does not require a person to avoid reaching a conclusion; rather, it encourages a conclusion that is justified by the available evidence and reasoning.
### The other options
- **C. Avoiding all conclusions**: Critical thinking aims at well-reasoned decisions, so refusing to conclude anything is not one of its defining activities.
### Remember
Critical thinking improves conclusions; it does not prohibit them.
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