Exam 3: Who Are the Critical Thinkers

Which of the following causes higher-order thinking skills to shut down, and only basic survival thinking takes over?

Which of the following factors that affect critical thinking is described as your brain's hard wiring?

These aspects of culture are the most relevant when it comes to CT in a healthcare setting:

Nurses roles and positions are complex because nurses:

This feeling was described by Margaret Carson (2003) as the, "emotional burden" of nursing:

Which of the following factors that affect critical thinking is not a part of personal culture?

Which of the following generation of workers described as workaholics?

CT is not done in isolation. Viewing CT as an individualized process could lead to:

Which of the following generation of workers described as self-sacrificing and respectful of authority?

The organizational culture of your work environment significantly influences you as a thinker. Organizational cultures that encourage CT and acknowledge the inevitability of change are called:

Which of the following generation of workers described as information seekers?

Oblinger & Oblinger (2005) described the nursing profession as having this many generations of workers:

The book classifies readers into 2 categories. The clinician group focuses on how you improve your CT, and the educators focus on strategies to promote CT in others. Why is the book written to these 2 audiences?

Which of the following factors that affect critical thinking is described as a strong inverse relationship with critical thinking?

Nurses thinking is challenged daily by the constant changes in the demands and responsibilities of nursing positions. Kelly-Thomas referred to these complex changes as:

Which of the following generation of workers is the most recent generation?

Behaving in accordance with one's organizational culture in order to avoid conflict and to do things the "correct" way is detrimental to nurses because: