PHI 1101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Empiricism, Cognitive Bias, Mengla County

Purpose of thinking critically: to come to the correct conclusion and to make decisions. Achieve this by evaluating our thinking by the standards of ra

PHI 1101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Milgram Experiment, Cognitive Bias, Fundamental Attribution Error

1. trying (wanting to be a critical thinker/ being aware of what the argument is: be aware of the cognitive bias that is messing us up (just because it

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Development of fundamental skills in reasoning and critical thinking through the study of argument types, logical structures, criteria used in the evaluation of arguments, and forms of fallacious reasoning.

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