please provide answers for those questions. just use the 10 items that are listed in the book please you dont need any references Taking the 10 items listed on p. 41 in the CT textbook as a list of possible, starting strategies for Your OwnPersonal “Game Plan” for developing your own critical thinking, articulate in a 1-2 page, reflection paper the following: 1. Which one(s) of the 10 items are you currently doing now and how? 2. Which one(s) of the 10 items do you want to start doing and why? 3. What is your specific tactical plan to accomplish this? Include who, what, when, where and how? How will you be supported and held accountable in the process? THE FIRST FoR STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT 41 person,” but, i initially drawn to me, given the way he or she perce nstead, in terms of the definition, “Let me test to see if this person is With the first definition in mind, you feel personally put down if the person ze that do? a is not interested in you. With the second definition, you explicitly recogni people initially respond not to the way a stranger is but, rather, to the way the per- son subjectively looks to the other. You therefore do not perceive someone’s failure to show interest in you as a defect in you. 9. Get in touch with your emotions. Whenever you feel some negative cmotion systematically ask yourself, “What, exactly, is the thinking that leads to this emotion? How might this thinking be flawed? What am I assuming? Should I be making these assumptions? What information is my thinking based on? Is that hd ned information reliable?” and so on. (See Chapters 3 and 16.) 10. Analyze group influences on your life. Closely analyze the behavior that is en- couraged and discouraged in the groups to which you belong. For a given group. what are you required or expected to believe? What are you “forbidden” to do? If you conclude that your group does not require you to belicve anything or has no taboos, you can conclude that you have not deeply analyzcd that group. To gain insight into the process of socialization and group membership, review an introductory text in sociology. (Sce Chapter 11.) ould ra V Integrating Strategies One by One When designing strategies, the key point is to engage in an experiment. You are test- ing strategies in your personal life, integrating them, and building on them in light of your actual experience. All strategies have advantages and disadvantages. One plau- sible way to do this is to work with all the strategies on the following list in any order. Our. 1. Use “wasted” time. 2. Handle a problem a day. 3. Internalize intellectual standards. n of ng to ired on aily her 4. Keep an intellectual journal. 5. Practice intellectual strategies 6. Reshape your character 7. Deal with your ego. 8. Redefine the way you see things. 9. Get in touch with your emotions 10. Analyze group influences on your life. ils As you design strategies to improve the quality of your life, suppose you find the strategy “Redefine the way you see things” to be intuitive to you. Therefore, it’s a good strategy to begin with. As you focus intently on this idea and apply it in your life, you begin to notice social definitions within groups. You begin to recognize