CONCEPT OF THINKING
Thinking is an active, purposeful, organized cognitive process that we use to make sense
of our world.
- Becoming aware of our thinking process
- Carefully examining our thinking process, and that of others
- Practicing our thinking abilities
of our world.
- Becoming aware of our thinking process
- Carefully examining our thinking process, and that of others
- Practicing our thinking abilities
Thinking is the deliberating exploration of experience or knowledge for one of these
mentioned purposes. Thinking on the other hand is a conscious process which uses
knowledge or experience for a purpose.
Thinking is a process by which a new mental representation is formed through the
transformation by complex interaction of the mental attributes of judging, abstracting,
reasoning, imagining and problem solving. Thinking is the most inclusive of the three
elements of the thought process and is characterized by comprehensiveness rather than
exclusion. When one person reads a book, imformation presumably passes through a
sequence from a sensory store to a memory store.
Thinking is a process that involves some manipulation of knowledge in the
cognitive system. While comtemplating her move, past memories combined with present
information changed her knowledge of the situation. Thingking is directed and result in
behaviour that ‘solves’ a problem or is directed toward a solution. The next chess move
is, in the mind of the player, directed toward winning the game. Not all actions are
successfully but generally, in the mind of the player, they are directed toward a solution.
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