Absolutely, critical thinking should be an everyday occurrence, although, most do not apply it in every situation. In fact, Facione is mentioned in the seven habits of positive critical thinking. Evidently, principles in generic function are considered the corner stone to build a persuasive argument and intuitive thinking process. For example, we look at the true-life movie about a dolphin that lost his tail to an unfortunate situation titled “Dolphins Tail” produced by Warner Bros. Surprisingly, in this video there were certain scenes depicted to demonstrate Facione’s seven critical thinking criteria. Certainly, the first video as we call video (A) in several scenes displayed the aforementioned criteria. For instance, “when the dolphin’s plight made known”, the Hanger Prosthetics and Orthopedics Company made contact with Clear Water Marina where the dolphin was cared for to offer their resources. In …show more content…
On another note, one of the most challenging complications to address was the long-term underwater application. What more, it was through this that a product known as “Winters Gel” was developed, and is now widely used on “human prostatic patients.” Therefore, through this type of critical thinking shows investigation and judgment to find the solution demonstrates a “Judicious” mindset. In addition, “Judicious” thinking process is the drive to achieve the task showing an element of an inquisitive nature, which applies to Facione’s seven critical thinking criteria. Furthermore, desired to illustrate a unique point of view that applies to “Confident Reasoning” on the part of “Winter” who has confidence in the marina staff, as well as displaying an element of understanding. Therefore, a dolphin has the seven elements of positive critical thinking, although someone may change me on