Critical thinkers approach the self-reflection process in a methodical manner. They consider the context in which the information is presented, taking into account relevant factors such as the source, credibility, and biases. They also seek out different points of view, actively considering alternative perspectives and weighing the evidence before arriving at conclusions or making decisions. This thorough evaluation helps critical thinkers avoid hasty judgments and allows them to make well-informed decisions based on a more comprehensive understanding of the topic.
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