All of the following statements about critical thinking are true EXCEPT
a. it is a criterion outcome of the nursing education curriculum identified by NLN and supported by the AACN
b. it is a functional skill
c. it is guided by logic
d. it is guided by sound judgment
B
Critical thinking is an intellectual skill based on theories and principles guided by logic and sound judgment which leads to quality nursing. Critical thinking is a highly desirable skill that can be learned and has been identified by the National League of Nursing, and supported by the American Association of Colleges in Nursing as a criterion outcome of the nursing education curriculum.
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