Psychology SVD100 assignment

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2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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Critical Thinking Quiz Started: Feb 29 at 5:52am

Quiz Instructions

 Question 1 2 pts

Purpose Assess your understanding of critical thinking, creative thinking, and problem solving.

Directions To prepare for the quiz, you need to make sure to review all of the assigned module content.

There are 19 questions in the quiz. You can attempt the quiz only twice. The quiz must be completed in one sitting. Reflect on how you did on the quiz and review the concepts and information that you have missed.

Grading This quiz is worth 50 points toward your course grade.

Assessing, making judgements, and drawing conclusions from ideas, information, or data is identified as the evaluating thinking skill.

2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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 Question 2 2 pts

 Question 3 2 pts

 Question 4 2 pts

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True

False

Critical thinking requires you to use bias and assumptions to evaluate evidence or information to make a decision or reach a conclusion.

True

False

When considering options, it is not important to have all of the information at that time.

True

False

One should learn to identify fallacies in their own thinking so they can strengthen their positions, as well as in the arguments of others when evaluating their strength.

True

False

2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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Appealing to Authority [ Choose ]

Personalizations [ Choose ]

Everyone Does It [ Choose ]

Weak Analogy [ Choose ]

Question 5 2 pts

 Question 6 2 pts

 Question 7 8 pts

 Question 8 2 pts

You are generalizing if you are making assumptions about a whole group of people based on an inadequate sample.

True

False

Using irrelevant similarities in two objects to draw a conclusion is called a false cause.

True

False

Match the fallacy with how best to avoid it.

Knowing the source of your information will help you to evaluate the strength of information you want to use to support your argument.

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 Question 9 2 pts

 Question 10 2 pts

 Question 11 2 pts

 Question 12 2 pts

True

False

Considering the URL can give you a sense behind the motivation for publishing the material.

True

False

The URL, ".org" is normally used by commerical enterprises.

True

False

Looking for an “About Us” or “Biography” tab will tell you about the objective of a web site.

True

False

2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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 Question 13 2 pts

 Question 14 2 pts

 Question 15 2 pts

Quoting authorities is a valuable tool to build an argument; but they do not have to be true subject matter experts on the issue you are discussing.

True

False

Creative thinking is an inherited skill.

True

False

Creative thinking involves ignoring existing ideas and only creating a new solution.

True

False

Metaphors are useful in making problems more familiar and generating possible solutions.

True

False

2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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 Question 16 2 pts

 Question 17 2 pts

 Question 18 2 pts

 Question 19 8 pts

Defining the problem, narrowing the problem, generating possible solutions, and redefining the problem are the four basic steps of problem solving.

True

False

When working in teams, defining the decision maker upfront is not necessary.

True

False

When making decisions, input is often sought or given due to experience or expertise; and once input is given, the person giving the input must support the other’s decision, whether or not the input is actually used.

True

False

Watch the following Big Bang Theory video clip; then, match the problem(s)/solution(s) with the correct problem solving step.

2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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Where to go to the movies. [ Choose ]

Times in which the move is playing.

Cinemas with no ICEE machines.

Sells Twizzlers instead of Red Vines.

[ Choose ]

The Big Bang Theory, going to the moviesThe Big Bang Theory, going to the movies

2/29/24, 5:52 AM Quiz: Critical Thinking Quiz

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Eat after the movie.

Visit a 7-Eleven and eat at one of three restaurants near one of the cinemas.

Buying a Slurpee instead of an ICEE.

[ Choose ]

Leave Sheldon at home. [ Choose ]

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