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By Karan Veer Singh BBA-2 Sem

This document discusses different types of thinking skills. It defines critical thinking as using reason and evidence to understand a situation based on available facts and information. The document outlines five types of thinking skills: analytical thinking, implemental thinking, practical thinking, critical thinking, and creative thinking. For each type, it provides details on what they involve and examples. The conclusion emphasizes that understanding critical thinking helps formulate and study arguments, and that one should always critically examine arguments.

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By Karan Veer Singh BBA-2 Sem

This document discusses different types of thinking skills. It defines critical thinking as using reason and evidence to understand a situation based on available facts and information. The document outlines five types of thinking skills: analytical thinking, implemental thinking, practical thinking, critical thinking, and creative thinking. For each type, it provides details on what they involve and examples. The conclusion emphasizes that understanding critical thinking helps formulate and study arguments, and that one should always critically examine arguments.

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THINKING SKILLS

BY KARAN VEER SINGH BBA- 2ND Sem.


WHAT IS THINKING SKILLS?
Critical thinking skills helps you to understand
a situation based on all the facts and information
available. With the help of critical thinking
skills, you can sort and organize information,
data and facts to explain and solve a problem.
We can improve our thinking skills by
understanding specific types of thinking, how
they work, and practicing to improve our
thinking abilities.
If we become more conscious about those skills,
we become better as a person, family member
and worker.
TYPES OF THINKING SKILLS
1. ANALYTICAL THINKING

2. IMPLEMENTAL THINKING

3. PRACTICAL THINKING

4. CRITICAL THINKING

5. CREATIVE THINKING
ANALYTICAL THINKING
Also called “automatic thinking”, as people we analysis in
many situations that arise in the course of their lives,
being rational, inquiring, skeptical and investigative,
having all these qualities, makes it perfect for solving
problems.

QUALITIES:-
• It is characterized by seeking only truthful and reliable
information.
• It brings out the knowledge of the one who applies it,
offering a good management of conceptual, logical and
precise analysis as well as knowledge.
IMPLEMENTAL SKILLS
The idea of using the ability to organize ideas
and programs in a way that will be effective…
New thinking involves developing new ideas
or new ways of accessing things to create
opportunities and opportunities.

EXAMPLE:-

A manager enforcing a new set of procedures.


PRACTICAL THINKING
Practical thinking is defined as considering ways
to adapt to your environment, or changing your
environment to fit you, so that you can pursue a
goal. Practical sense is sometimes referred to as
street smarts or common sense……
Manage your own thinking process, adapt to
situations.
CRITICAL THINKING
cal thinking is the intellectually disciplined
ess of actively and skillfully
eptualizing, applying, analyzing,
hesizing, and/or evaluating information
ered from, or generated by, observation,
rience, reflection, reasoning, or
munication, as a guide to belief and action.
CREATIVE THINKING
Creative thinking refers to using abilities and
soft skills to come up with new solutions to
problems. Creative thinking skills and
techniques used to look at the issues from
different and creative angles, using the right
tools to access it and develop a plan.

EXAMPLE:-
Problem solving, writing, visual arts,
communication skills, and open-mindedness.
Understanding critical
thinking helps in formulating
and studying arguments…
always critically think and
examine any argument you
confront and remember that if
it sounds too good to be true,
it probably is a fallacious
argument.

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