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Review Critical Thinking 2nd. partial
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What is Ethics?
Practical science oriented to decisions, with principles
A part of fixed sciences that are applied to school
A science that covers all the subjects in the world
Science considered exact of valuable.
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Argument is:
Proof or reason to justify something as truth
Reason to live in the news
Proof of delivery in any transaction
Paperwork to follow in competing and asigment
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Fallacies are:
Formal (direct) and informal (public opinion)
Direct or indirect speaking
Partial or impartials
Formalis procuratis e imparcialis (greek)
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In a personal value system we:
Pretend is a sequence of events
Organize our exercises
Translate our ideas to exercises
Organize our preferences
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We need ethics to distinguish good from bad:
In practicing experiments with gases and water
To decide a answer in a math test
In our relationships with other people
In understanding the economics in banks
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Personal value system:
Our actions are consequence of historical facts.
Our actions are oriented to something we consider good.
Our actions are related to the political system
Our actions depend on our school degree
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Which is the best class
Biochemistry
Folkloric dance
Astronomy
Critical Thinking
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Human Sciences are:
Administration, economics,international relations, sociology
Chemistry, statistics
Library allocation, school blue print and computer design
Physics, electricity, electronics
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Human science method
Should use statistics in their study
Attempts to describe human behavior
Economics, marketing,adminsitration
All of them
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What is a Fallacy
Falling for a nice person
Designating a false belief in order to deceive the listeners
A wall in a history
A fall of water with crystals
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The art expresses:
Authority in describing a passage
Colors to combine and preserve
Feelings, ideas, concepts, history
Numbers to be considered in an statement
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Statistics:
Collects, analyzes and interprets to explain
Design to cover always 80% of events
Take number counting fast and random
Describes systems of facts to relate with human life
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The history of the world is nothing more than the biography of great man, means:
The man is practical in living the future
The man is able to complete an impossible task
The man writes the history
The man could live in the moon or mars
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Argument is intended to:
Ideas to confuse the proposition
Express opinions or refute them, to persuade the listener
A short and brief statement in a debate
The conclusion in any debate
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History method
Follows a set of methods including stories
Follows analytic-synthetic method
Follows each case upon oral stories
Follows unknown events description
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The argumentative discourse has:
Proposal, statement and conclusion
Beginning, media and final
Introduction, development and conclusion
Introduction, application and result
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Mathematics method
Is not important quantity
Is informal and pyramidal structure
Is needed to check results
Is deductive
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Proposition is:
Part of any report
What should be used in all exams
Part long and extended to cover all what to think
A paragraph that content essential and relevant information
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What is an axiom?
Something created to sustain the world
Trajectories in the space to conduct a ship
Something that is clear and obvious
Derivate from the word axiomatiquinesis
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What is a method?
A set of pages to follow a system so a diagram is complete
A set of procedures for the accomplishment of something.
A set of ideas offered to provide sped in a situation
A set of rules attached to and idea to complete a situation
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Can a society survive without norms and values?
could be
no
yes
maybe
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Main problems of ethics are:
Why avoid evil,who says what is good,components of moral act
What I see, what I feel, what I read
Because dictates the speed of life
Interference with the physical laws of universe
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Types of argument:
Rational, fact, exemplification, authority, feelings
Rational, direct, persuasive, inclusion and conclusion
Facts, stories, questions and answers
Rational, ambiguous, clear and statements
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Natural Sciences Verification Method:
Problem,insight,source,critic,fudament
Fundament,statisctis,mathematics,natural sciences,result
Problem,observation,hypothesis,experimentation,verification
Problem,deduction,stimated,control,result
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Changes in Justification has 3 roads:
Deduction, Inspection, Experiential
Deduction, Induction, Experiential.
Deduction, separation, organization
Deduction, Induction, ambiental
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The conclusion is:
What covers the beginning of a history
Concludes in a form that everything has been understood
A summary-synthesis of what has been stated
The form each human being ends his life
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Natural Sciences:
Are used to describe % of possibility
Are designed to be accurate and solid basis
Are the effort to understand the world
Are part of mathematics and chemistry
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Mathematics:
All of them
Based is axioms
Can use them to model real-world processes
Fix rules
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Social Sciences are:
Discipline that study behavior and activities of human being
Discipline that covers part of stories in universe
Discipline to manage resources in libraries
Discipline that include book references
