Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving is a cognitive skill that involves identifying, analyzing, and solving complex problems in a systematic and logical manner. Coursera's critical thinking and problem-solving catalogue equips you with the ability to analyze information objectively and make a reasoned judgment. You'll learn to dissect problems and to devise effective strategies to tackle them, discern relevant from irrelevant information, recognize biases and false premises, and improve decision-making under uncertainty. This skill is invaluable across numerous fields, enhancing your abilities as a manager, researcher, consultant, software developer, or any profession requiring strategic planning and execution.

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  • Tecnológico de Monterrey

    Skills you'll gain: Critical Thinking, Organizational Leadership, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Positivity, Self-Awareness, Leadership, Independent Thinking, Resilience, Leadership Studies, Business Ethics, Strategic Thinking, Leadership and Management, Personal Development, Decision Making, Influencing, Team Leadership, Business Leadership, Emotional Intelligence, Optimism

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  • Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

    Skills you'll gain: Creative Problem-Solving, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Creative Thinking, Problem Solving, Cognitive flexibility, Brainstorming, Decision Making, Teamwork, Creativity, Meeting Facilitation, Discussion Facilitation, Staff Management, Collaboration, Overcoming Obstacles, Analysis, Goal Setting

  • From the course: Critical thinking: reasoned decision making·Lesson: 3.1 Elements of a critical thinking process

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  • From the course: Leveraging GenAI to Develop Critical Thinking Skills·Lesson: Untitled Lesson

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  • From the course: Critical thinking: reasoned decision making·Lesson: 3.2 Standards that guide thinking

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