One of the Points in "The Critical Thinker's Guide to Reasoning

question 25

Essay

One of the points in "The Critical Thinker's Guide to Reasoning" is to examine and evaluate the origin of your point of view about an issue to fully understand how your perceptions were formed.You can ask questions such as how did your point of view develop, and have you always held this view or did it evolve over time? Choose an issue that you have a clear point of view, or opinion, about and evaluate the origin(s) of that view.After you have finished, consider whether this close evaluation has caused you to change anything about your point of view.

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Definitions:

Equal Employment

Policies and practices designed to prevent discrimination against employees or job applicants based on race, gender, age, religion, or other non-merit factors.

Procedural Justice

The concept that fair and transparent processes are crucial in decision-making contexts, leading to greater acceptance of decisions by those affected, even if the outcomes are not favorable to them.

Interactional Justice

The quality of the interpersonal treatment people receive when procedures are implemented, emphasizing respect and dignity.

Outcome Fairness

The perception among individuals that the outcomes of a decision or process are just, equitable, and appropriate.