How We Think (Used Hardcover) - John Dewey

Dewey distinguishes reflective thinking from routine or habitual thought. While routine thinking relies on automatic responses, reflective thinking is conscious, deliberate, and evidence-based, involving careful examination of beliefs, assumptions, and knowledge claims in light of their consequences and supporting evidence. It is a dynamic, cyclical process that includes observation, hypothesis formation, reasoning, and testing, with each phase building on the previous one to reach meaningful conclusions.

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