Contents I. Introduction II. Abstract III. Introduction IV. Asking Questions, Initiating Investigation V. The Investigative Process VI. Original Sources not Understood or Ignored VII. Established Opinions vs. Truth VIII. Barriers and Authorities IX. Interrogation vs. Interview X. Interview Preparation XI. Communication Skills XII. Ethics and Investigation XIII. Group Think XIV. Bibliography XV. End Notes Abstract Investigation …
Month: July 2013
Critical thinking is essential to realize effective learning and productive thinking. Critical thinking makes thinking better, being based on fact rather than fiction, emotion, or personal preference, more plausible, persuasive, possible, probable and realistic, rational, and reliable while enhancing the real and figurative worlds where ideas equal foundations of thoughts and actions that entails and …