John Dewey's Reflective Thinking

question 13

Multiple Choice

John Dewey's reflective thinking:

• A) helps us get in touch with our inner child.
• B) can be a hindrance to decision making in large groups.
• C) is anti-pragmatic in its orientation.
• D) parallels a doctor's approach to treating a patient.

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Definitions:

Moral Slope

The ethical trajectory that can lead to progressively worse ethical decisions once initial unethical decisions are made, often referred to in the context of a "slippery slope."

Successful Leader

An individual who achieves desired objectives and outcomes through effective decision-making, team building, and visionary guidance, inspiring others to follow.

Stimulates Resonance

Encourages emotional or conceptual agreement or harmony, typically in the context of communication or art.

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