deliberate thinking
[dɪˈlɪbərət ˈθɪŋkɪŋ]
noun
pensamento deliberado
1. Conscious, intentional mental process involving careful consideration and analysis of a subject before reaching a conclusion
Through deliberate thinking, she analyzed all possible outcomes before making her decision.
Por meio do pensamento deliberado, ela analisou todos os resultados possíveis antes de tomar sua decisão.
2. A methodical approach to problem-solving that requires focused attention and reasoning rather than intuition or habit
Deliberate thinking is essential in mathematics and complex problem-solving.
O pensamento deliberado é essencial na matemática e na resolução de problemas complexos.
3. The cognitive process of slow, systematic evaluation as opposed to automatic or reflexive thinking
Deliberate thinking requires more mental effort than quick, intuitive judgments.
O pensamento deliberado requer mais esforço mental do que julgamentos rápidos e intuitivos.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, deliberate thinking is highly valued in educational and professional settings. In Brazil, the concept is often emphasized in educational philosophy and critical pedagogy, while in the USA it's frequently associated with concepts like 'critical thinking' and evidence-based decision making in corporate environments.
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