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    Thinking- Types, Processes

    and SkillsClass 5

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    Learning Objectives

    Understand the various

    processes and types of thinking

    Be able to distinguish the

    difference between convergentvs. divergent

    Difference between critical and

    creative thinking.

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    Definition of thinking & processes The purposeful exploration of experience maps

    An operating skill whereby intelligence acts uponexperience.

    Thinking (cognitive) processes includes:

    Perceiving

    Recalling

    Conceiving ideas

    Reasoning

    Analysing Comparing

    Imagining

    Judging

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    Left vs. Right Brain

    RATIONAL/

    LOGICAL

    CRITICAL

    JUDGEMENTAL

    ABSTRACT

    CREATIVE

    INTUITIVE

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    Our thinking brain

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    Our thinking brain Frontal lobes complex mental activities such as

    decision-making. Include conceptualizing, planningand the conscious appreciation of emotion.

    Parietal lobes Sensory perception, movement,

    orientation, calculation and some types of

    recognition. Occipital lobes Visual processing.

    Temporal lobes processing sound, speech

    comprehension and expression.

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    Our feeling brainExcept for smell, many

    types of information

    destined for the cerebral

    cortex are routed

    through here.

    Generates emotions from

    our perceptions and thoughts. Whywe feel strong and immediate emotions

    when we smell something.

    Is involved with emotionalreactions and in learning. It

    helps us to process information

    and direct it for storage as a

    memory.

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    Convergent vs. divergent thinking

    More deliberate

    More explicitMay close prematurelyExamines difficult issuesUses logic to judgeCan stay focused

    Defers judgementLooks for lots of ideasAccepts more ideasLet ideas simmerCombines and builds on ideasCan go off-track (digresses)

    Balanced

    Flexible

    WholeBrained

    CONVERGENTCONVERGENT

    THINKINGTHINKING

    DIVERGENTDIVERGENT

    THINKINGTHINKING

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    Critical vs. Creative Thinking

    Compares and

    contrasts many ideasImproves and refinesQuestions and

    verifiesScreens, selects and

    supports ideasMakes decisions

    Compares and

    contrasts many ideasImproves and refinesQuestions and

    verifiesScreens, selects and

    supports ideasMakes decisions

    Many possibilitiesSuspends judgmentNew and unusual

    possibilitiesUses imagination

    and intuition(gerak

    hati)Generates and

    selects alternatives

    Many possibilitiesSuspends judgmentNew and unusual

    possibilitiesUses imagination

    and intuition(gerak

    hati)Generates and

    selects alternatives

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    Brain dominance, gender & thinking

    Corpus callosum body of tissue that connects the

    left and right brain hemispheres. This matures 2-3

    years earlier in girls than in boys. It is also 10-12%

    denser(tebal) in the female brain.

    This means women may take longer to make adecision, but the decision is usually more holistic.

    Women on average also have better language

    skills(kuasai bahasa).

    Men tend to favour maths and science. Better visual

    spatial skills(image).

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    Hormonal influences.

    Testosterone (male hormone) influences both the

    physical and emotional aspects of behavior, producingmore muscle density and strength, as well as

    predisposition(kecenderungan) towards aggressiveness

    and competitiveness(suka bersaing). Also influences

    visual-spatial ability.

    Estrogen (female hormone) brain becomes more alert

    and receptive

    (terbuka).

    Progesterone (female hormone) reduces blood flow tothe brain resulting in lower oxygen that causes

    fatigue(keletihan) or depression.

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    Biology vs. culture

    While biological differences doinfluence to some extent the way a

    man and woman approach life, the

    socio-cultural difference have actually

    determined the roles played by menand women in society.

    For example, while women might be

    more suited to become a nurse, thisdoes not mean that a woman cannot

    become a pilot.