Why is the ability to adjust conclusions when necessary important to critical thinking?

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Fiona Glover

Social Studies

4 February, 21:38

Why is the ability to adjust conclusions when necessary important to critical thinking?

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Charity Lutz · Answer 1

If you use stereotypical and repetitive conclusions for essays/reports/studies, etc. It can get very monotonous and similar every time over.

If you shake up your conclusions every once in a while will keep every one on their toes. If you repeat your conclusion, for example, if I used, ' ... and here we stop.' At the end of every essay I wrote, those judging/reading it will become more and more critical of how I write my conclusions.