A person is less likely to apply critical thinking skills when he or she ________.
a. approaches a challenging problem with confidence that he or she can think it through
b. reads widely and follows news reports just to learn new things
c. makes snap judgments about problems without first thinking about how best to approach them
d. tries to think ahead and anticipate the consequences of various options
c. makes snap judgments about problems without first thinking about how best to approach them
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a. grief and loss b. interpersonal role dispute c. role transition d. interpersonal deficit
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a. patients. b. other therapists. c. other psychotherapy theories. d. psychoanalytic techniques.