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Cognitive Style Shaped by Framing: Implications for Rational vs. Intuitive Thinking. [PDF]
Behav Sci (Basel)Selart M.
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Systems thinking, design thinking, computational thinking, and critical thinking
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On Three Forms of Thinking: Magical Thinking, Dream Thinking, and Transformative Thinking
Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2010The author believes that contemporary psychoanalysis has shifted its emphasis from the understanding of the symbolic meaning of dreams, play, and associations to the exploration of the processes of thinking, dreaming, and playing. In this paper, he discusses his understanding of three forms of thinking-magical thinking, dream thinking, and ...
Thomas H Ogden
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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 1997
ABSTRACT Background: The nursing leadership at a 900-bed tertiary-care facility in the southeast believed an opportunity existed to improve the critical thinking abilities of the professional nursing staff. Method: A team, consisting of a diversified group of nurse educators and managers, had the opportunity to gain understanding of
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ABSTRACT Background: The nursing leadership at a 900-bed tertiary-care facility in the southeast believed an opportunity existed to improve the critical thinking abilities of the professional nursing staff. Method: A team, consisting of a diversified group of nurse educators and managers, had the opportunity to gain understanding of
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Think drink, think drugs, think overdoses
Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, 1998The police are frequently called upon to deal with people whose behaviour is disturbing the peace of other citizens. A large proportion of such people will have consumed alcohol, some will have consumed drugs and others will be suffering from mental illness.
D J, Rogers, M M, Stark
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Hastings Center Report, 2014
The lead article in this issue of the Report proposes an innovative explanation for why the subjects of medical research often seem to have great difficulty accurately gauging whether the research will be medically beneficial for them. The first commentary lauds the paper and examines its implications in greater detail; the second lauds the effort to ...
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The lead article in this issue of the Report proposes an innovative explanation for why the subjects of medical research often seem to have great difficulty accurately gauging whether the research will be medically beneficial for them. The first commentary lauds the paper and examines its implications in greater detail; the second lauds the effort to ...
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