Flashcards: The Critical Thinking Moves
Recall the core critical-thinking moves for everyday workplace decisions.
What does "map the claim" mean in one minute? Write the exact decision claim, the reasons supporting it, the evidence behind each reason, one hidden assumption, and one objection. This prevents a polished recommendation from hiding an unsupported bridge. What bias question should you ask when one story dominates? Ask whether availability, authority, confirmation, or anchoring is giving one input more weight than its evidence deserves. The bias label guides inquiry; it is not a personal accusation. What is a strong Socratic question? A specific, answerable question that tests the weakest link: evidence, assumption, alternative explanation, implication, or decision standard.…
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