Mind Brain Emotion 52 Essential Critical Thinking: Flash Cards Problem Solving & Decision Making, Smart Games to Detect Cognitive Biases in Speech, Media, Teens & Adults by Harvard Educator

I recently purchased the 52 Essential Critical Thinking Cards from Mind Brain Emotion and I must say, I'm extremely impressed. The quality of the cards themselves is top-notch; they are sturdy and the design is visually appealing. But the true value of this product lies in its content. Each card offers a bite-sized critical thinking challenge designed to stimulate various aspects of critical thinking.As someone who has always valued the power of critical thinking, I find these cards to be an excellent resource. Whether you're looking to make better decisions, improve problem-solving skills, or simply stretch your intellectual muscles, this set delivers on all fronts.I particularly appreciate the applicability of these cards for veterans like myself. Transitioning from military to civilian life can be a complex process, that comes with a variety of decisions and emotional hurdles. Many of us veterans are used to high-stakes environments where critical thinking is not just valued but necessary for survival. These cards offer a familiar yet constructive way to engage our minds, helping us adapt our skills to new challenges in civilian life.In summary, the 52 Essential Critical Thinking Cards from Mind Brain Emotion are a valuable resource for anyone looking to boost their critical thinking skills. For veterans, these cards offer a unique blend of benefits, aiding both in the transition to civilian life and in managing stress and emotional well-being. My students value the stimulating conversations generated by the cards.I value the cards so much, that I recently purchased another set for a fellow instructor.Dr. Woo, you are a hero in my book!Thank you for these incredible resources that I now have the privilege to share with other veterans.Professor D

Looks good from the outside. I haven't opened it yet. It is

Love these cards, however these “critical thinking” cards are more about understanding bias and how to be a critic of your own thoughts (challenging assumptions etc), NOT about problem solving and system thinking.I should have read the description a bit better, so I’m just saying here—buyer beware!

They are good conversation starters but I thought they were a little overpriced. They are playing cards with questions on them so you can have a conversation while doing something else.

Great for therapy