All of the following were mentioned as questions to ask yourself in order to become a better critical thinker except
A)What claim is being made?
B)What evidence is being presented to support this claim?
C)What is the reputation of the person presenting the evidence?
D)What is the quality of the evidence?

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The reputation of the person presenting evidence, while potentially relevant in some contexts, is not a primary question for evaluating the argument itself in the context of critical thinking. Critical thinking focuses more on the claim, the evidence supporting the claim, and the quality of that evidence, rather than the character or reputation of the individual presenting the argument.

All of the Following Were Mentioned as Questions to Ask