Abstract Browne and Keeley (2001) define critical thinking as consisting "of an awareness of a set of interrelated critical questions, plus the ability and willingness to ask and answer them at appropriate times." Critical thinking can, and should, be used each day. Living in the information age, we are under a constant barrage of opinions, facts, and information. The first critical enable us to have confidence in our decisions and beliefs, as we will know that …
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…with great success do to the fact that we used the decision-making process to help us eliminate any problems that might of come up. A good decision-making module can help enable us to have confidence in our decisions and beliefs, as we will know that we have thoroughly thought our decisions and opinions through. References http://www.etsu.edu/acadvantage/acadv/decision.htm The Team Handbook, pages 4-20 - 4-25, Facilitators Team, 12/06/02 Browne and Keeley (2001)