Critical Thinking, Logic &Amp; Problem Solving

Critical Listening

Instead of "Is the team performing?", ask "Which team dynamics are influencing the current performance, positively or negatively?"

Practice Makes Perfect

Elements of Thought At the core of the framework are the 'Elements of Thought', which serve as fundamental aspects that thinkers must consider when assessing a particular issue. Let's delve into each:

Inductive reasoning is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. You might not have the entire picture initially, but as you place each piece in its proper spot, a clearer image emerges.

Confirmation bias is a psychological trap where you gravitate towards information that aligns with your existing beliefs, and, conversely, dismiss or undervalue opposing viewpoints.

1. Actor-Observer Bias

8. Halo Effect

Bridging Differences: The Middle Ground Fallacy