Chaper 4

Question 1

Name the six type of Socratic questions

Answer 1

Question that; clarify, probe assumptions, probe reasons and evidence, explore viewpoints and perspectives, probe implications and consequences, revisit the original question

Question 2

Name the seven critical thinking actions

Answer 2

Predicting 
analyzing
information seeking
applying  standards
discriminating
Transforming knowledge
Logical reasoning

Question 3

Define present state and desired state with an example

Answer 3

means to determine the real problem by first describing the present state where you are and the describing the desired state where you want to go

Question 4

Define Ducker diagram

Answer 4

Analyzes two pathways: a pathway to your desired stand

a pathway that makes it okay not to achieve the desired state

Question 5

What are the two steps after ducker diagram states

Answer 5

Functional solutions tells us what we could do to move from the present state to achieve or not
Specific solutions tells us how to implement the functional solutions

Question 6

Name the six triggers

Answer 6

1 vary the stress pattern-try placing emphasis on different words and phrases
2Choose a tem that has a explicit definition and substitute the explicit definition in each place that the tem appears
3 make an opposite statement changing positives to negatives and vice versa
4 Change every to some, always to sometime, sometimes to never
5 Replace persuasive words in the problem statement such as obviously clearly certainly with the argument it is supposed to be replacing
6 Express words in the form of a equation or picture and vice versa

Question 7

Create a Kepner Tregoe problem analysis table

Answer 7

What is/ what is not
where is/ where is not
When is/ when is not
Extent is/ extent is not