Critical Thinking Clinical Practice: Improving the Accuracy of Judgments and Decisions About Clients by Eileen Gambrill

Critical Thinking Clinical Practice: Improving the Accuracy of Judgments and Decisions About Clients

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1. The Need to Refine Clinical Reasoning Skills: Problems and Prospects.

2. Sources of Influence on Decisions That Clinicians Make.

3. Content and Procedural Knowledge: Deciding How to Work with Clients.

4. Reasons and Reasoning: The Heart of Making Decisions About Problems and Solutions.

5. The Influence of Language and Persuasion Strategies.

6. Formal and Informal Fallacies: Mistakes in Thinking and How to Avoid Them.

7. Classification, Pseudoauthority, and Focusing on Pathology: Additional Sources of Error.

8. Collecting Data: Factors Affecting What People See and Report.

9. Causes of Clients' Problems: Making Accurate Assumptions.

10. Predictions About Clients and Treatment Effectiveness: Improving the Odds.

11. Enhancing the Quality of Case Conferences and Discussions.

12. Overcoming Personal Obstacles to Critical Thinking.

13. Maintaining Critical Thinking Skills.

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