Critical Thinking and Divorce

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This paper uses definitions of various scholars and thinkers to define the critical thinking process and then uses these definitions to narrow down the critical thinking process into a few basic steps. Next, the paper explains the importance of critical thinking to the parties involved in a divorce and demonstrates how the basic steps of the critical thinking process can be used when considering divorce.

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"In recent times, however the definition of critical thinking has changed somewhat to include character traits and cognitive development. Harvey Siegel's work plays an important role in the development of more advanced definition of critical thinking. He defined critical thinking as that thinking which is "appropriately moved by reasons" (p. 32) However because of the use of vague ideas, Siegel's definitions is rather too broad in scope and is unlikely to be adopted for serious consideration. But his criticism helped us see the problems that existed with previous definitions."

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