Week 1 Assignment: Journal

Bmsafiri
Week_1_Assignment_Journal.docxExample1.pdf

1

WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT

Week 1 Assignment: Journal

Chamberlain College of Nursing

PHIL347: Critical Reasoning

September 2020

This study source was downloaded by 100000753516947 from CourseHero.com on 09-02-2021 13:52:49 GMT -05:00

https://www.coursehero.com/file/67566867/Week-1-Assignment-Journaldocx/

Th is

stu dy

re so

ur ce

w as

sh ar

ed v

ia C

ou rs

eH er

o. co

m

WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT 2

Week 1 Assignment: Journal

Critical Thinking

When the words critical thinking come to mind, I think that it has to do with being able to

have great interpretation skills. It can be described as being capable of evaluating circumstances,

understanding their surroundings, and being conscious of one's emotions to provide appropriate

responses. When critical thinking, one should be able to view things from another perspective.

Critical thinking is another form of knowledge which cannot be tested but can only be acquired

by experiences or emotions that are lasting. Reading the basic meaning of critical thinking of

each classmate in the discussion was really fascinating. We all have so many different opinions

on two words. Being medical professionals, nurses use critical thinking every single day.

Heart of the Matter

Looking through the author's perspective, I think the heart of the matter is that, when it

comes to comparative reasoning, we ought to use the correct criterion. As per the author, from a

rational perspective comparative reasoning is deemed poor and inaccurate. You should utilize the

proper standards to reach at a rational interpretation, since psychosocial factors can alter our

viewpoint (Facione & Glittens, 2016). What I am comprehending from the author in this case is

that when we employ critical analysis, there will be stages which we are moving across.

According to Facione and Glittens (2016), a few comparable assessments and core aspects are

similarity, accessibility, comprehensiveness, competitiveness and provability. This still

is dangerous and doubtful when using correlative reasoning. The principles stressed by the writer

in these sections are that correlating thinking, and moral thinking are not dependable and the

second principle is that, in attempt to be dependable, you ought to explicitly examine, evaluate

and provide empirical observations (Facione & Glittens, 2016). I describe the idea of moral

This study source was downloaded by 100000753516947 from CourseHero.com on 09-02-2021 13:52:49 GMT -05:00

https://www.coursehero.com/file/67566867/Week-1-Assignment-Journaldocx/

Th is

stu dy

re so

ur ce

w as

sh ar

ed v

ia C

ou rs

eH er

o. co

m

WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT 3

reasoning as there being specific principles and convictions on a person or group of individuals.

Moral reasoning can direct a person in making a worthwhile judgment. But as I learned of the

descriptions of moral reasoning in Ch. 13, I discovered that there are pros and cons in any

argument. For example, the belief that god is real and that he/she governs life and future against

evolutionary theory. Individuals that trust in research claim that it all came from subatomic

particles.

Whenever a person compares anything, I interpret it as comparative reasoning.

Comparison reasoning may even be a convincing point that can cause a person or group to re-

examine their own thoughts or findings. And thereby, the individual could compare it with

something less valued in order to make his argument appear more appealing. Comparative

reasoning may arise whenever one perceives or introduces themselves to anything foreign and

then begin to acquaint themselves with what the person may well understand and equate the

common with the uncommon in order to obtain a better interpretation (Facione & Glittens,

2016).

Challenges & Insights

The greatest challenge I see for myself this session is balancing three classes, work, and

soon moving to a new home. To be able to graduate with my BSN right after high school in just

three years, I will be determined to focus and not procrastinate. I will not only study hard, have

time management, but also have self-care. This can be anything from dressing up and hanging

with friends/family to just sitting in my room with a blanket and coffee watching movies. I feel

discovering that the result of my personal analytical thinking depends on how I handle those

circumstances. By knowing which method of learning and judgment fits best with me, I can face

those challenges.

This study source was downloaded by 100000753516947 from CourseHero.com on 09-02-2021 13:52:49 GMT -05:00

https://www.coursehero.com/file/67566867/Week-1-Assignment-Journaldocx/

Th is

stu dy

re so

ur ce

w as

sh ar

ed v

ia C

ou rs

eH er

o. co

m

WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT 4

References

Facione, P., & Gittens, C. (2016). The Power of Critical Thinking. In Think Critically Third

Edition. Boston, MA: Pearson.

This study source was downloaded by 100000753516947 from CourseHero.com on 09-02-2021 13:52:49 GMT -05:00

https://www.coursehero.com/file/67566867/Week-1-Assignment-Journaldocx/

Th is

stu dy

re so

ur ce

w as

sh ar

ed v

ia C

ou rs

eH er

o. co

m

Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)