Critical Thinking

Read the following peer-reviewed journal article and provide a 500-word essay about critical thinking, what it means to you, what the article taught you and if you agree or disagree with the results of the critical thinking study.  Upload the 500 word essay to Canvas.  Any format is acceptable in Microsoft Word and cite the article at the end of the essay. This is a graded assignment. Be sure your name is typed on the first line of the essay and that your name appears in the file name. On Page 124, specifically address what these statements mean to you: Effects on employability Following this line of reasoning it is not surprising that some companies also considered the effect of poor CT ability on graduate employability: “If you don’t have the critical thinking part, at least the basics of it introduced at university, you might be at the risk of not getting a job. Maybe then I don’t select them if they don’t have a particularly strong critical thinking/problem-solving approach.”

We will practice finding a reliable source using the Library database.

Please use the article attached to use in essay about how the economic system has failed https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/10/these-3-policy-failures-are-killing-the-american-dream.html

You are an adoption social worker with the Department of Children Youth and Family. You are assigned to help finalize an adoption and ask to utilize your critical thinking skills to achieve the competency listed below.   C. 2.    Implement at least one research-informed intervention with a group.  I will choose and research an intervention that my AFI approves and implement it with a group. I will take into consideration the clients and the setting to modify the intervention approach as appropriate. I will review the results with my AFI.

Present three distinct informal logical fallacies (Red Herring; False Cause; Shifting The Burden of Proof) discovered in these types of sources or in your life. Make sure to identify the specific fallacy committed by each example. Explain how the fallacies were used and the context in which they occurred. Finally, explain how the person should have presented the argument in order to avoid committing this logical error.

What are some ways that you may stay insulated in perspectives that are similar to your own? How might you benefit from hearing counter-arguments or different points of view? If someone does disagree, how can you conquer confirmation bias or cognitive dissonance in the middle of a discussion, so that you can have a constructive conversation?

What are some ways that you may stay insulated in perspectives that are similar to your own? How might you benefit from hearing counter-arguments or different points of view? If someone does disagree, how can you conquer confirmation bias or cognitive dissonance in the middle of a discussion, so that you can have a constructive conversation?

Social Work Writing

Informal Logic Fallacies