Master of Science in Accountancy (MSA) Learning Goals 1. Our graduates will have the skills necessary for critical thinking, professional research, and continuous learning. 2. Our graduates will demonstrate a global pers

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Mark Addis. Categorical Abstract Model Theory and the Syntax of Scientific Theories There is a problematic discrepancy between current ways of characterising the semantics of mathematical theories and much philosophical

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• Philosophy of science
• Randomness
• Critical thinking
• Philosophy of thermal and statistical physics
• Physics beyond the Standard Model
• Quantum mechanics
• Randomized controlled trial
• Quantum gravity
• Underdetermination
• Entropy
• Theory
• Theoretical physics

Rastko Močnik:141.7 Two Types of Ideological Interpellation

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• Arguments
• Political philosophy
• Critical thinking
• Debating
• Critical theory
• Interpellation
• Louis Althusser
• Argumentation theory
• Subject
• Ideology
• Argument
• Rastko Monik

INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR GS FORM 9A RevisedGRADUATE SCHOOL COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

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• Adviser
• Critical thinking
• Skills
• Colorado State University
• Doctoral advisor

General Education: The Human Community Program of Study Planner, Cluster One: Skills for the 21st Century Critical Thinking (C1CT**) Choose one: BUS 160 HIST 150

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The role of cross-modal biases in cultural evolution of artificial languages For a long time, linguists assumed that form-meaning mappings in language were arbitrary. This property was listed as one of the basic design f

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• Critical thinking
• Cognition
• Cognitive bias
• Decision theory
• Intelligence analysis
• Cognitive linguistics
• Sign language
• Bias
• Whistled language
• Emergence
• Evolutionary linguistics
• Iconicity

PLENARY SPEAKERS Donna Engelmann, Alverno College Robert Ennis, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Emeritus) Martin Benjamin, Michigan State

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• Philosophy education
• Educational psychology
• Thought
• Philosophy of education
• Philosophy for Children
• Teaching Philosophy
• Philosophy
• Educational technology
• Critical thinking
• John Peter Portelli

Tool for Identifying Implicit Bias: Awareness of Common Shortcuts Short cuts can lead to biased assessments (either positive or negative) in evaluation if we are not motivated to avoid them and skilled in doing so. These

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• Discrimination
• Critical thinking
• Social psychology
• Stereotypes
• Bias
• Prejudice

Quarterly Journal of Political Science, 2015, 10: 489–518 You Cannot be Serious: The Impact of Accuracy Incentives on Partisan Bias in Reports of Economic Perceptions Markus Prior1 , Gaurav Sood2 and Kabir Khanna3

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• Critical thinking
• Survey methodology
• Data collection
• Psychometrics
• Sampling
• Motivated reasoning
• Cognitive bias
• Opinion poll
• Independent voter
• Motivation
• Computer-assisted telephone interviewing
• Bias

WRITING THESIS STATEMENTS Upon successful completion of this lesson, you should be able to: • • • •

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• Writing
• Rhetoric
• Arguments
• Critical thinking
• Academia
• Thesis
• Essay