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Part 10 Critical Thinking Process Question (Word Document)

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Part 10 Critical Thinking Process Question (Word Document)

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Part 9 Reason For Belief: Perception and Observation (Video)

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Part 9 Reason For Belief: Perception and Observation (Video)

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Definition: Perception and observation is relying on your five senses to relay accurate information. unfortunately our senses can be tricked.

Connection: in this video it shows a few examples of what it takes to trick your brain. Using optical illusions we can show that our sight can be fooled

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10 Optical Illusions That Will MELT YOUR MIND!

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Part 8 Reasons for Belief: Patternicity (Image)

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Part 8 Reasons for Belief: Patternicity (Image)

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Definietion: People have an instinct to find patterns. We even find patterns in places where they don't exist.

Connection:  People are really good at finding faces its a very good survival instinct. We know the pattern of a face so well that we can place it on inanimate object.

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Part 7 Reason for Belief: Simplicity (Image)

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Part 7 Reason for Belief: Simplicity (Image)

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Definition: It is easier to believe a simple answer than it is to believe in a complex one.

Connection: People used to believe that the earth was the center of the universe. From where they where standing this was a pretty simple concept to grasp.

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Part 6 Red Flag: Ideological Support (Image)

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Part 6 Red Flag: Ideological Support (Image)

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Definition: Ideological support is when someone uses an ideology to prove they are right. Those who do not believe in their ideology will always be wrong.

Connection: In this image we have a cartoon of the 2 political parties in the USA. Both of the political parties believes their political ideology is right and that the other must be wrong.

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Part 5 Red Flag: Confusion of Correlation With Causation (Image)

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Part 5 Red Flag: Confusion of Correlation With Causation (Image)

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Definition: Just because you have two or more correlating events does not mean that one caused the other. For example if 100% of people who drink water die than water must be killing us.

Connection: This image shows Dilbert's boss accusing him of sending an email every time he leaves Dilbert's desk. Even though it's his coworker that is sending the emails as their boss leaves.

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Post 4 Red Flag: Confirmation Bias (video)

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Post 4 Red Flag: Confirmation Bias (video)

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Definition: Confirmation Bias is, only seeking out information that confirms your point of view. You will also dismiss all contradictory information.

Connection: In this video Mr. Skweezy shows us a perfect example of Confirmation Bias. He sets up an experiment that would only confirm his already held beliefs.

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1 SIMPLE TRICK 2 PROVE THA EARTH IS FLAT

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Post 3 Red Flag: Appeal to Authority (video)

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Post 3 Red Flag: Appeal to Authority (video)

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Definition: Appeal to Authority is a red flag that uses an authority figure to add credibility to your idea, product, or argument. These authority figures can be a celebrity, a doctor, or just someone in a white lab coat.

Connection: This video Shows the red flag Appeal to Authority by saying that doctors enjoy smoking Camel Cigarettes. Having a doctor (or actor)  enjoying a cigarette it must not be that bad for you.

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More Doctors Smoke Camels Than Any Other Cigarette

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Definition: The red flag Ancient Wisdom refers to a practices or Idea can have merit that it was used by ancient peoples. Even though ancient people didn't have access to the vast amount of scientific knowledge we have today.

Connection:  Astrology and Horoscopes are a form of Ancient Wisdom. It was used by the ancient Greeks to determine the outcome of events. However, there is no scientific evidence that the position of celestial bodies has any impact in human affairs

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By, Kyle Edgell working individually