Critical thinking — Milena maslowski© Critical thinking is a way of perceiving things to uncover the truth in a situation, relying on evidence, observation, and logic rather Defi than on what we infer or assume. It involves the ability to view a situation from various perspectives to formulate the best possible course of action. Applying these principles can assist you in making better, more confident decisions when tackling workplace challenges every day. CRITICAL THINKINGCritical thinking: a useful tool for you Critical thinking can be of great utility in both school and life. Elements such as displaying interest and a positive attitude, maintaining structured thinking, and problem-solving are crucial for success in any field. Regardless of the degree you are studying or planning to pursue, critical thinking will prove highly beneficial. Developing thinking skills and discipline enables better understanding, greater mastery, and commitment to academic program studies * Library research. * Specialized conferences and talks. * Collaboration with professionals in the field.Components of Critical Thinking 1. Analysis: Breaking down information into significant parts. 2. _ Evaluation: Assessing the quality and relevance of information. By Inference: Drawing logical conclusions based on evidence. 4. Explanation: Clearly communicating ideas and reasonin;Conclucion . Critical thinking is essential to navigate a complex world. ‘+ Developing these skills improves the quality of decision-making and problem-solving. How do you apply critical thinking in your daily life?