Reasoning that does not blindly accept available arguments and conclusions illustrates
A) introspection.
B) critical thinking.
C) the psychyodynamic perspective.
D) an empirical approach.

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Critical thinking involves analyzing and evaluating arguments and evidence in order to come to logical conclusions. It requires not blindly accepting the available arguments and conclusions, but instead using reasoning to determine the validity and soundness of those arguments. Introspection involves examining one's own thoughts and emotions, the psychoanalytic perspective is a specific approach to psychology, and an empirical approach involves gathering and analyzing data.

Reasoning That Does Not Blindly Accept Available Arguments and Conclusions