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Critical thinkers are willing to change their minds from "summary" of Critical Thinking by David McKay

Critical thinkers are not afraid to admit when they are wrong. This willingness to change their minds is a key aspect of critical thinking. It requires humility and open-mindedness, as well as a commitment to following the evidence wherever it may lead. When new information comes to light or a different perspective is presented, critical thinkers do not dismiss it out of hand. Instead, they carefully consider the evidence and arguments before making a judgment. They are willing to engage in thoughtful reflection and self-examination, even if it means admitting that they were mistaken. Chan...
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    Critical Thinking

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