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    Group 4's thinking document contains the following: 1. The names of 4 group members: Dea Amara Putri, Ditya Ayu Trismaya Putri, Fathandiaz Emirsya Nurwanto, and Fidellin T. Q. 2. Definitions of thinking from 4 sources: Ross defines it as a mental activity employing symbols; Garrett defines it as often implicit behavior employing symbols; Gilmer defines it as a problem-solving process using ideas or symbols; and Mohsin defines it as an implicit problem-solving behavior. 3. Types of thinking: perceptual, reflective, conceptual, critical, creative, and non-directed thinking.

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    Group 4's thinking document contains the following: 1. The names of 4 group members: Dea Amara Putri, Ditya Ayu Trismaya Putri, Fathandiaz Emirsya Nurwanto, and Fidellin T. Q. 2. Definitions of thinking from 4 sources: Ross defines it as a mental activity employing symbols; Garrett defines it as often implicit behavior employing symbols; Gilmer defines it as a problem-solving process using ideas or symbols; and Mohsin defines it as an implicit problem-solving behavior. 3. Types of thinking: perceptual, reflective, conceptual, critical, creative, and non-directed thinking.

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    Group 4's thinking document contains the following: 1. The names of 4 group members: Dea Amara Putri, Ditya Ayu Trismaya Putri, Fathandiaz Emirsya Nurwanto, and Fidellin T. Q. 2. Definitions of thinking from 4 sources: Ross defines it as a mental activity employing symbols; Garrett defines it as often implicit behavior employing symbols; Gilmer defines it as a problem-solving process using ideas or symbols; and Mohsin defines it as an implicit problem-solving behavior. 3. Types of thinking: perceptual, reflective, conceptual, critical, creative, and non-directed thinking.

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    Group 4's thinking document contains the following: 1. The names of 4 group members: Dea Amara Putri, Ditya Ayu Trismaya Putri, Fathandiaz Emirsya Nurwanto, and Fidellin T. Q. 2. Definitions of thinking from 4 sources: Ross defines it as a mental activity employing symbols; Garrett defines it as often implicit behavior employing symbols; Gilmer defines it as a problem-solving process using ideas or symbols; and Mohsin defines it as an implicit problem-solving behavior. 3. Types of thinking: perceptual, reflective, conceptual, critical, creative, and non-directed thinking.

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    Thinking

    Group 4
    1. Dea Amara Putri
    2. Ditya Ayu Trismaya Putri
    3. Fathandiaz Emirsya Nurwanto
    4. Fidellin T. Q.
    Tools

    Develop
    Thinking Definition
    ment

    Types

    2
    Ross Garrett
    “Thinking is a mental “Thinking is a behaviour
    activity in its cognitive which is often implicit and
    aspect or mental activity hidden and in which
    with regard to psychological symbols are ordinarily
    aspects” employed”

    Definition of
    Thinking

    Gilmer
    “Thinking is a problem- Mohsin
    solving process in which we “Thinking is an implicit
    use ideas or symbols in problem-solving behaviour”
    place of overt activity”
    3
    Perceptual or T
    Reflective
    Concrete
    Thinking Y
    Thinking
    P
    Conceptual or E
    Critical
    Thinking
    Abstract S
    Thinking

    Non-directed
    Creative
    or Associative
    Thinking
    Thinking
    4
    Adequacy
    of the
    Knowledge
    Adequate
    Motivation
    and
    DEVELOP
    Definiteness

    MENT OF
    and of Aims
    Experience

    THINKING
    Adequate
    Freedom and Incubation
    Flexibility

    Proper
    Intelligence Development
    and of Concepts
    Wisdom and
    Language

    5
    Language Images

    Muscular Concepts
    Activities

    Brain Tools of Symbols


    Functions Thinking and Signs

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