Title: Informed Knowledge, Opinion, and Critical Thought. – SociologicalYoungster
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Informed Knowledge, Opinion, and Critical Thought.
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Content: This requires people to challenge my ideas and find the truth in them. Thank you for reading. It is important to challenge ideas that are presented by others. When confronted with a concept (including information from corporations and the media) that is obviously untrue, people can easily dismiss it. On the other hand, ideas that require deep critical analysis are often overlooked. Informed knowledge is different from an opinion. If an individual takes the time to research and relay information from a reliable, creditable source, they are informed. In other words, they know what they are talking about and their knowledge is credible. Moreover, an opinion is a belief, or a view that is established on something. It is usually based on a limited amount of evidence and may or may not be true.