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1. Is it possible to make good decisions without thinking critically? Why or why not?

2. How would you determine when short term or long term goals should drive a decision?

3. What is the relationship between critical thinking (CT) and ethics?

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1. Is it possible to make good decisions without thinking critically? Why or why not?
<br>- Sometimes the best decisions can seemingly come from the gut. However, is it fair to your stakeholders (clients, investors, partners) to go on gut feelings? Probably not.
<br>- A well-reasoned decision will always be valid as long as your logic and assumptions are good, regardless of whether or not things work out in your favor.
<br>- You might want to give an example about a decision you've made that came from the gut, or a spontaneous decision. These ...

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