Learn to Ask Questions (11Th Edition of the Original Book)

Learn to ask questions, which requires you to look critically at everything and other people's perspectives. After reading this book, I may take longer to think about issues or opinions. Instead of adopting the view of right and wrong, and no longer being the only consequentialist, I will think more about why the other party has such a view. Is it because of different values, or is the other party hiding important facts or theoretical basis that I don't know, or is the other party deliberately omitting some important theoretical support in order to achieve their own goals. When dealing with a problem, there may be many conclusions, so we must learn to ask questions and finally choose a relatively correct conclusion (viewpoint) based on reason (critical thinking). I very much agree with what the translator said, there is never a shortage of opinions in the world, what is lacking is rationality. Don't be deceived, this is advice, use critical thinking when encountering problems, and ask questions to yourself and those who express your opinions.

To learn to ask questions, you first need to have knowledge reserves, and secondly, you need to learn to think. Everything has its opposite, depending on your inner world. The way we view certain things is also part of our personality, that is, inherent beliefs. Break the inherent beliefs and get out of the narrow space set by yourself.

"You will make great strides in your critical thinking if you strive to maintain the following attitudes: 1. Intellectually curious. Look for reasons and answers at every opportunity that comes your way. 2. Open-minded and open to multiple realities. Seek and respect other perspectives and opinions. 3. Flexible and tolerant. Always be prepared to change your opinion in the face of strong reasoning. 4. Be humble about your beliefs. Accept that complete certainty is almost a fantasy. 5. Intellectual Skepticism. Demand proof before accepting assertions and opinions. "This book explains critical thinking from a methodological perspective. It is very interesting.

This is a book that teaches us how to develop critical thinking and questioning skills. By citing real-life cases and past historical events, the book shows the importance of questioning in our daily lives in knowledge acquisition and decision-making. At the same time, the author analyzes the techniques for asking effective questions and provides various classic techniques, such as "Five Whys", "Inversion Questions" and "Paired Comparisons". At the same time, the book also discusses the differences and applications between interpretive questions, evaluative questions and inferential questions.

(1) You might as well ask "Did you mean...?" Make sure you fully understand what the other person means. (2) Ask the other party if there is any evidence that can make him change his mind. (3) Suggest that everyone take a break so that both parties can find the best evidence to support their conclusions. (4) Ask the other party why he thinks the evidence you are relying on is so weak? (5) Try to bridge differences as much as possible. 1. Question first and refer to Musk's first principles 2. Ask why, why, what proves it is correct

Very good. I have benefited a lot from reading this book. A point of view, an article also has its corresponding skeleton structure, what is the point of view, what are the supporting arguments, whether the arguments have enough support, whether they are objective and complete enough, whether other points of view can be deduced, whether the cause and effect are reversed, are all aspects that we should think about slowly when we hear or see an argument. As a person with an independent personality, we should not just passively and obediently accept the output of others, but also have our own choices, discernment, and critical listening to the voices around us. I have always envied the company's leaders for their ability to keenly capture all kinds of details in the business process and always raise questions appropriately. It wasn't until I read this book that I discovered that what I have been lacking is the ability to think critically. Learning to ask questions and analyze various problems in detail using the techniques of a cook and a cow will bring us closer to the truth of things and make our minds more independent and free.

After listening, you will understand what "it is better to teach people to fish than to teach them to fish." Thanks to the sage and master for their guidance.

This is a book that teaches us how to develop critical thinking and questioning skills. By citing real-life cases and past historical events, the book shows the importance of questioning in our daily lives in knowledge acquisition and decision-making. At the same time, the author analyzes the techniques for asking effective questions and provides various classic techniques, such as "Five Whys", "Inversion Questions" and "Paired Comparisons". At the same time, the book also discusses the differences and applications between interpretive questions, evaluative questions and inferential questions.

Only by embracing strong critical thinking can we continue to make progress. First recognize our own fallacies, and then recognize the fallacies of others. A master has the heart of a disciple. Only by thinking more about conclusions and reasons for everything can you break your own prison...

I used to feel like a reed, blowing in the wind. I felt that various opinions had their own truths, and it seemed that everyone was right. After reading this book, I developed dialectical thinking and gave me the ability to think independently. Although the translation of some of the content may be a bit difficult to pronounce, the content is highly recommended.

Questioning is actually a very complicated knowledge. When we were children, we all experienced the teacher constantly asking, do you have any questions? Or raise your own confusion about a certain topic. I always feel like I have nothing to say. When I grew up, I studied media-related majors and had to write interview outlines and ask questions. In interpersonal communication, you should also keep asking questions. To be honest, asking questions is really very common and important. This book teaches us how to ask questions, which has very important practical value and theoretical significance. It is highly recommended for everyone to read.

It's full of useful information. I used to read and study with the idea of ​​waiting for it. I have never questioned or criticized authority or celebrities. Right or wrong is secondary. The key is that this book gave me the courage to question and criticize.

It's good. I learned a lot of useful information, which will definitely be helpful in my future life. Critical thinking can help people stay rational and resist impulse to make wrong decisions. It is a very practical and powerful thinking tool.

Not bad. In short, I think that if you want to exercise this ability, you need to be deliberate in your life and ask why and what is the reason? The same is true in reading. In this kind of constant questioning, your ability will gradually improve.

The content of the book is not very large, but it provides many places for personal thinking. There are also some areas for differentiated exercises to train one's thinking. It is a good book for people who don't like to think and are not good at thinking.

This book is very practical! It provides many skills and methods for asking questions, and is conducted in a relaxed discussion that is easy to understand. I particularly enjoyed the section on how to ask critical questions, which I found very enlightening. For people like me who are not very good at asking questions, this is really helpful! I think this book is not only suitable for students, but also for people who want to improve their communication skills.

"You will make great strides in your critical thinking if you strive to maintain the following attitudes: 1. Intellectually curious. Look for reasons and answers at every opportunity that comes your way. 2. Open-minded and open to multiple realities. Seek and respect other perspectives and opinions. 3. Flexible and tolerant. Always be prepared to change your opinion in the face of strong reasoning. 4. Be humble about your beliefs. Accept that complete certainty is almost a fantasy. 5. Intellectual Skepticism. Demand proof before accepting assertions and opinions. "This book explains critical thinking from a methodological perspective. It is very interesting.

This book better explains the logical thinking ability we should have when making logical reasoning and judgment. Just like some readers commented, this book should help you learn to think, but while thinking, you also learn to ask questions. Your thinking path and direction also provide you with nodes for asking questions. Only in this way can you support your thinking.

Explain concisely and to the point

Discuss three topics: topic, evidence, and conclusion (argument). What is the topic? Issues to be discussed and resolved. How to ask a question? Extract information, filter out keywords, and integrate questions to ensure that the questions are clear (no multiple meanings) and concise. Sources of arguments (materials supporting opinions): authoritative persons, professional research, observation and practice. Conclusion (your own point of view): Be well-founded (empty words will not be convincing).

This book was a bit difficult for me. I didn't understand some parts at the beginning, and I wanted to give up a few times in the middle. But I still forced myself to read it, and it became easier to understand it at the end. It's very useful, but I don't know how to use it. I often criticize some trolls on the Internet, and I feel that I am much more sensible than those people. After reading it, I realized how ignorant I am, and I may even have fallen into a trap. I learned something more or less [blowing kiss] I didn't give it full marks because it's too convoluted. If I read it several times, I still don't understand it. Maybe there are cultural differences.

A book that teaches you how to question other people's opinions

It makes sense to me at the moment, I'm still thinking about it, there are very few books that I can keep reading unless I have good taste!

I listened to it once and will read it again when I have time.

Very good, very good book,

It's easier to understand by listening to the book

Easy to understand and clear in logic.

Thank you to the authors and staff for helping me find a new path when I was confused in life.

Thinking ability becomes stronger and stronger

Well, analyze it from different angles