1. Reason, Emotion, and Communication in Everyday Critical Thinking
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2. Critical Thinking Only bullet points should be here on the slide.
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Answer the following questions:
What is critical thinking?
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Why is it important in daily life?

3. The Role of Reason <Add your text here>
What is the role of reason in critical thinking?
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What is one example from your own life when you have used reason to assist in critical thinking?

4. The Role of Emotion <Add your text here>
What is the role of emotion in critical thinking?
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What is one example from your own life when emotion had influenced your critical thinking?

5. The Role of Communication
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What is the role of communication in critical thinking?
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What is one example from your own life when language or emotion had influenced your critical thinking?
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6. Final Thoughts <Add your text here>
What are your final thoughts about the roles of reason, emotion, and communication in critical thinking?
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7. References
Boss, J. (2017). THiNK. [University of Phoenix]. Retrieved from
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