Critical Thinking & Logic Mastery - 3 Books In 1: How To Make Smarter Decisions, Conquer Logical Fallacies And Sharpen Your Thinking Paperback – January 6, 2022

Covers all that is needed to recognize logic fallacies. I did have to read twice to pick up on it. So many people who debate hide behind fallacies and hope you won't catch it. This will help.

If you’re a beginner looking to develop their critical thinking skills and enhance your decision making skills, I strongly recommend this book! Everything is concise and broken down for the reader to easily comprehend with minimum verbiage.The book is divided and broken down into three parts. Each one delves deep into the pre established models of how we use these frameworks to analyze data to make sound decisions, become aware of how our biases, emotions, and fallacies affect our judgment, and practical advice on how to apply these concepts to our daily lives.Book also comes with fun exercises that can be applied in a variety of ways.If you’re looking to grow intellectually, become more efficient and organized in your daily life, become more aware of your blind spots, or just looking to develop your skills from the ground up. I’d recommend this book.

While I would definitely recommend the physical book copy, the narrator does a good enough job describing the charts within that you could simply copy them down. This would be a good addition to school curricula to teach junior high or have high school or college students read. The books do well stacked together as they are and give both the theoretical along with practical steps to improve your critical thinking skills.My one gripe that would take this down to a 3.5 if I could would be the narrator. He did a good job through most of the book, but some places I did have to repeat or miss some of the following words because I was still trying to decipher the last sentence. And hearing a man say "whistle-bait waist" just felt off to me, though he couldn't very well help that.

I feel this is a good book for critical thinking. As I have read books on emotions and the human brain, this book discusses how our brain engages with fallacies and how to use awareness to reduce our “auto-pilot” behavior of accepting information without questioning the material. I feel this book is a good guide and provides insights of becoming critical thinkers

extremely well written and put together, easy to follow.

The following topics are addressed in a systemic framework; i.e., Intellectual humility, courage, empathy, autonomy, integrity, perseverance, confidence in reason, and fair-mindedness!

These books are well written in easy-to-understand language. Definitely recommend!

There is a couple of pages that have not been properly glued to the spine of the book.