Becoming a Critical Thinker

Sandra Egege is an Affiliate Lecturer at Flinders University, Australia.

Foreword
Glossary
1. Why critical thinking matters: research, knowledge and epistemology
2. Overcoming barriers: cognitive biases
3. Overcoming barriers: problems with perception
4. Knowledge claims: recognising and writing an argument
5. Critiquing the logic of the argument: logical thinking and common fallacies
6. Critical thinking and digital literacy: evaluating the information source
7. Critiquing the literature: How do you know that is so?
8. Critiquing the evidence: quantitative and qualitative research methodologies
9. Writing an argument: making it persuasive
10. Writing (critical) literature reviews
11. Critical thinking as critical self-reflection
12. Critical thinking in the workplace
References
Index.