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#27-The Importance of Understanding and Engaging in Rational Arguments-a conversation with Professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
#27-The Importance of Understanding and Engaging in Rational Arguments-a conversation with Professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
In his new book “Think Again-How to Reason and Argue”, Duke University Professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong says: “The lev... Read more
7 Sep 2018
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#15-New Approaches to Learning the Process of Critical Thinking with guest Dr. Kevin deLaplante
#15-New Approaches to Learning the Process of Critical Thinking with guest Dr. Kevin deLaplante
This episode goes in depth about critical thinking with guest Dr. Kevin deLaplante, creator of the Critical Thinker Acad... Read more
9 Sep 2017
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#17-Motivated Reasoning and Related Topics with Professor Peter Ditto
#17-Motivated Reasoning and Related Topics with Professor Peter Ditto
Bob discusses motivated reasoning, the use of critical thinking to answer moral questions, and related topics with guest... Read more
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#37-Bob and Julia Discuss Claims, Conclusions, Opinions, Beliefs, Open-mindedness and the Skeptics Sniff Test
#37-Bob and Julia Discuss Claims, Conclusions, Opinions, Beliefs, Open-mindedness and the Skeptics Sniff Test
In this episode Bob and Julia discuss a variety of critical thinking mini-topics, including the skill of being able to i... Read more
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#24-The Effect of Tribalism and Polarization on Critical Thinking
#24-The Effect of Tribalism and Polarization on Critical Thinking
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#18-Critical Thinking About Moral Issues
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#12-Frames and Narratives
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The concepts of frames and narratives, which can be used to manipulate beliefs and opinions, are described with the help... Read more
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#31-Bob and Julia discuss skepticism, world views, the importance of critical thinking, and a bundle of other topics with guest George Hrab
#31-Bob and Julia discuss skepticism, world views, the importance of critical thinking, and a bundle of other topics with guest George Hrab
This New Year edition of "Thinking Clearly" taps into the humor, good nature, and deep thinking of musician, song writer... Read more
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#19-Having Civil Dialogues
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With incivility on the rise in the U.S., this episode focuses on the importance of and methods for having civil dialogue... Read more
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#23-Revisiting Critical Thinking a review of concepts and topics
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Critical thinking encompasses a wide variety of concepts and related topics. This episode reviews the high points of wha... Read more
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#11-Evidence-Based Practices and Policies with guest Dr. Steven Novella
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Topics, with guest Dr. Steven Novella, range from the importance of critical thinking in general, to a discussion of the... Read more
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#33-Critical Thinking Involving Moral Issues with Guest, Philosophy Professor Benjamin Shaeffer
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This episode with guest Benjamin Shaffer, Professor of Philosophy from Humboldt State University, features a discussion ... Read more
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#29-Skilled Intuition-the positive side of our fast thinking-with guest, Dr. Gary Klein
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The vulnerabilities in our quick, intuitive judgments, including the many biases that may mislead us, have been extensiv... Read more
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#35-The Relationship of Critical Thinking to Cultural Cognition and Identity Protective Cognition with Guest John Gastil
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Have you ever wondered why some people have such different opinions than you on certain hot button issues; for example: ... Read more
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#22-Worldview-The Elephant in the Room of Critical Thinking
#22-Worldview-The Elephant in the Room of Critical Thinking
In this episode, Bob and Julia unpack the construct of worldview, discuss its relevance to critical thinking and demonst... Read more
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#25-The Effect of Tribalism and Polarization on Critical Thinking-part 2
#25-The Effect of Tribalism and Polarization on Critical Thinking-part 2
Bob and Julia go deeper into the topic of tribalism and polarization, using audio clips from several different sources t... Read more
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#36-Using and editing Wikipedia and the relationship of skepticism to critical thinking with guest, Susan Gerbic
#36-Using and editing Wikipedia and the relationship of skepticism to critical thinking with guest, Susan Gerbic
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#32-A Discussion of Teaching, Learning and Practicing Critical Thinking with "Critical Thinking" textbook author Richard Parker
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#26-Understanding Risk-Benefit Assessment-with Professor Daniel Cole
#26-Understanding Risk-Benefit Assessment-with Professor Daniel Cole
Critical thinkers are often faced with trying to evaluate arguments regarding political policies or various technologies... Read more
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