Critical Thinking

Critical thinking is a systematic method of processing information through analysis, synthesis, and evaluation, influenced by observation, experiences, and communication, to form reasoned judgments. It entails a questioning mindset towards ideas and assumptions, promoting open-mindedness in problem-solving and decision-making. This approach emphasizes reflective and autonomous thinking to achieve logical, well-reasoned outcomes.

Related Projects:

PSYC 110 Course Project

Project Contact:

Kim Lamana-Finn

Building Awareness For Disorders

This video, masterfully crafted using Adobe Premiere Pro, serves as a poignant awareness piece about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), aiming to elucidate the complexities and nuances of living with DID. Seamlessly blending popular songs that resonate with themes of identity, struggle, and hope, the video captivates the viewer both emotionally and intellectually. Central to its narrative is the innovative research by Joseph Goldberg, which explores a promising treatment approach for DID, offering a glimpse of hope and underscoring the importance of continued research and support for those affected. Through this creative use of music, storytelling, and scientific insight, the video not only educates but also fosters a deeper understanding and empathy for individuals navigating the realities of DID.