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Is it possible a large portion of the observed behavior of critical thinking personality based (ie Jung Theory)? That is to say could it be certain personaliti
by agentgt 9y ago
Is it possible a large portion of the observed behavior of critical thinking personality based (ie Jung Theory)?
That is to say could it be certain personalities are more likely to analyze. They may not be smarter or even more educated but are more drawn to problem solving and analysis than others.
So even if the individuals were taught to perhaps be more logical, detail oriented, not reactive, etc it maybe incredibly unnatural such that a normal psych test may not elicit the behavior.... just a theory... I'm probably wrong.
While it seems critical thinking is a good thing it might be in some cases detrimental particularly if it requires more time. That is reactive individuals who prefer not to rely on critical thinking might be able to make critical decisions quicker (albeit possibly incorrect).
- cryoshon 9y agoI'd put it on some sort of bio-psycho-social-economic-educational axis. not everyone has the spark... some can develop it, and some clearly have it from early in their life, before the other factors could have an impact. i'd say the biggest division is introversion vs extroversion. extroverts are the majority of people and are more likely to engage with the world via their senses rather than their analytical capacity by definition.