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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Critical thinking is the foundation of every good decision, every sound argument, and every problem well solved. For anyone working in an organisation - regardless of role, level, or industry - it is not a nice-to-have. It is essential. This field guide is written for working professionals who do not need long stories or laborious explanations to grasp a concept. Every concept is delivered clearly, concisely, and without padding - one explanation, one example, ready to use. What this book covers: Frameworks for problem-solving and decision-making - structured approaches that ensure every dimension of a problem is addressed, every assumption surfaced, every implementation risk considered.The four forms of logical reasoning - deductive, inductive, causal, and moral - each explained with clarity and precision.How to evaluate the credibility of claims, sources, and research studies before accepting them as evidence.A structure for logical persuasion - for any business communication that needs to be clear, logical, and hard to dismiss.15 cognitive biases - including anchoring, confirmation bias, survivorship bias, and the peak-end rule - that distort judgment even in experienced professionals.16 fallacies - argument patterns that look valid but contain a logical error.25 rhetorical devices - techniques that bypass rational judgment and manipulate emotion.7 linguistic barriers - the ways imprecise language creates misunderstanding in high-stakes situations.Over a hundred concepts. Every one succinctly explained and crisply illustrated. This is not a textbook. There are no exercises, no review questions, and no academic apparatus. It is a complete reference - for executives, managers, consultants, and anyone who thinks for a living. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most Watson-Glaser preparation focuses on practice questions. This book focuses on something more fundamental: understanding the reasoning the test is designed to measure.The Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal tests five specific skills - drawing valid inferences, recognising unstated assumptions, following deductive logic, interpreting evidence, and evaluating arguments. These are learnable skills. But you learn them by understanding the underlying concepts, not by memorising answer patterns.This book teaches you the reasoning behind the test - deductive and inductive logic, causal reasoning, assumption recognition, and argument evaluation - through eleven structured concept chapters. The second part provides 168 original practice questions across all five Watson-Glaser question types, each with a detailed explanation that tells you not just the right answer but why it is right.What this book covers: The five Watson-Glaser question types explained from first principlesDeductive reasoning: syllogisms, if-then arguments, and common fallaciesInductive reasoning: generalisations, analogies, and convergent argumentsCausal reasoning: why correlation is not causationThe Negation Test for identifying assumptions168 practice questions with detailed explanationsChapter references linking every answer back to the concepts This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Critical thinking is the foundation of every good decision, every sound argument, and every problem well solved. For anyone working in an organisation - regardless of role, level, or industry - it is not a nice-to-have. It is essential. This field guide is written for working professionals who do not need long stories or laborious explanations to grasp a concept. Every concept is delivered clearly, concisely, and without padding - one explanation, one example, ready to use. What this book covers: Frameworks for problem-solving and decision-making - structured approaches that ensure every dimension of a problem is addressed, every assumption surfaced, every implementation risk considered.The four forms of logical reasoning - deductive, inductive, causal, and moral - each explained with clarity and precision.How to evaluate the credibility of claims, sources, and research studies before accepting them as evidence.A structure for logical persuasion - for any business communication that needs to be clear, logical, and hard to dismiss.15 cognitive biases - including anchoring, confirmation bias, survivorship bias, and the peak-end rule - that distort judgment even in experienced professionals.16 fallacies - argument patterns that look valid but contain a logical error.25 rhetorical devices - techniques that bypass rational judgment and manipulate emotion.7 linguistic barriers - the ways imprecise language creates misunderstanding in high-stakes situations.Over a hundred concepts. Every one succinctly explained and crisply illustrated. This is not a textbook. There are no exercises, no review questions, and no academic apparatus. It is a complete reference - for executives, managers, consultants, and anyone who thinks for a living. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most Watson-Glaser preparation focuses on practice questions. This book focuses on something more fundamental: understanding the reasoning the test is designed to measure.The Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal tests five specific skills - drawing valid inferences, recognising unstated assumptions, following deductive logic, interpreting evidence, and evaluating arguments. These are learnable skills. But you learn them by understanding the underlying concepts, not by memorising answer patterns.This book teaches you the reasoning behind the test - deductive and inductive logic, causal reasoning, assumption recognition, and argument evaluation - through eleven structured concept chapters. The second part provides 168 original practice questions across all five Watson-Glaser question types, each with a detailed explanation that tells you not just the right answer but why it is right.What this book covers: The five Watson-Glaser question types explained from first principlesDeductive reasoning: syllogisms, if-then arguments, and common fallaciesInductive reasoning: generalisations, analogies, and convergent argumentsCausal reasoning: why correlation is not causationThe Negation Test for identifying assumptions168 practice questions with detailed explanationsChapter references linking every answer back to the concepts This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…