A false analogy is a misleading notion in which an argument
is based on deceptive, superficial, or unlikely comparisons. An example of
false analogy is 'people are like dogs. False analogies respond best to clear
discipline. Other example is that the husband said to his wife that she is his
hart that is a true analogy.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Critical Thinking
Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally. Also is not a matter of accumulating information. A person with a good memory and who knows many facts is not necessarily good at critical thinking. A critical thinker is able to deduce consequences from what he knows, and he knows how to make use of information to solve problems, and to seek relevant sources of information to inform himself.
Barriers to Critical Thinking
1. Laziness, doesn't want to talk.
2. Lack of confidence.
3. Trying to avoid argument. (Consensus)
4. Don't want to change own idea of thinking.
5. Lack of skills and information’s.
2. Lack of confidence.
3. Trying to avoid argument. (Consensus)
4. Don't want to change own idea of thinking.
5. Lack of skills and information’s.
Benefits of critical thinking
Good critical thinking involves:
· Improved attention & observation
· More focused reading
· Improved ability to identify key points in a text or meassage
and not being distracted by less important material
· Knowledge of how to get your own point across more easily
· Skills of analysis that you can apply to various situations
Ancillary skills:
· Observation
· Reasoning
· Decision-making
· Analysis
· Judgement
· Persuasion
Realistic self-appraisal
Many people probably over-estimate
their critical thinking skills
Emotional self-management
We may not like evidence that
contradicts our own opinions orbeliefs
Perseverance, accuracy precision
Critical thinking involves accuracy
& precision & a dedication to finding the correct answer. It includes:
Attention to detail
Identifying trends & patters
Repetition
Taking different perspectives
Objectivity
Considering implications & distant consequences
Identifying trends & patters
Repetition
Taking different perspectives
Objectivity
Considering implications & distant consequences
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Globle Warming
Question 1
Albert
Gore is an American politician, advocate and
philanthropist, who served as the 45th Vice President of the United States
(1993–2001), under President Bill Clinton;
he made a presentation about the environment and he wrote a book also. The presentation
talked about what is happening to the environment and how the humans are harming the place they
live in.
Question 2
Albert Gore made a research about how the environment was in the past and how it is in the present. Also he predicts how our life and our environment will be in the future
if we don’t make a decision to protect it.
Question3
My opinion
in this movie is positive. I think the decision maker should have an action to
save our land home. Also all the people around the world have to take some responsibility;
the movie was very useful. On the other hand the affair should be studied in more than one way. In general the movie was very good.
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