the present study,in order toidentifythe effect of teaching by socratic discussion on students' critical thinking disposition in university, was performed in the qualitative approach and by an action research method with theparticipants in one group of education undergraduate students, who were selected by purposeful sampling (n=20). collecting data were applied by “the standardized open-e...

religious themes are dominant in the works of georges bernanos , the catholic writer . good and evil and the human condition have always been the main concerns of religious writers. these writers try to dramatize the confrontation of man with temptations. recurring topics in the writings of bernanos are ; a desire for innocence , seeking truth , fighting evil , divine grace , and the role of fa...

This is a slightly altered portion of an expert report I wrote recently, released with permission, that I thought might serve as an example of how to go about seeking the truth and presenting the state of the science when truly definitive statements based on first principles are not available. Of course, I look forward to the readership proving me wrong with real-world examples, but somehow, I ...

Recent developments have seen a growth in coaching, with an associated boom interest on how it may be optimised. Clearly, the authors applaud this evolution. This has been parallelled by explosion availability of information, driven through Internet access and phenomenon social media. Unfortunately, however, juxtaposition not matched application or exercise effective quality control. While much...

Transitional justice has typically relied on a handful of mechanisms, including trials, truth commissions, and reparations programmes, in seeking justice after conflict. In many societies, however, these mechanisms have less salience and value than do traditional practices of justice. Often, this occurs in large part because these transitional justice mechanisms have been imported and the commu...

There is a set of characterological attributes thought to be associated with developing success at critical thinking (CT). This paper explores the disposition toward CT theoretically, and then as it appears to be manifest in college students. Factor analytic research grounded in a consensus-based conceptual analysis of CT described seven aspects of the overall disposition toward CT: truth-seeki...