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Introduction Barriers to Critical thinking are the obstacles that would hinder smooth flow of thoughts and ideas, resulting in immediate halt of progression.What is a Barrier in Critical Thinking? In terms of critical thinking, there are millions of barriers that create a different meaning in a person’s life. The affect of these barriers can directly reflect on their emotional, psychological as well as personal state. Critical thinking whether as a student, professor or professional requires a great terms of focus that leads to their successful stories. If, for instance the entire focus is upon how to rule out people from other culture from the company and disable them to get the similar level of treatment, this racism would lower the productivity of the people in workstation (Shelby, 2003).Types of barriers to critical thinkingThere are five major barriers to critical thinking that serves as a purpose of distortions. • Consistency BiasThis kind of distortion means that people go for evidence in order to believe what the other person has to say. Such as, continuous criminal charges against black people make white people to condemn them for any act without evidence, just because of history.• Ease BiasThe second type of distortion means people find it hard to believe that there is no easy way that things can be explained. Workplace oppression against Arab Americans is high with no legit explanation for this behavior.• Peer Pressure BiasThis distortion is reflected to what our families and societies say. People blindly follow what has been followed from ages. Black people are treated as low in IQ and capabilities.• Halo BiasThis distortion means a person is influenced by its positivity or negatively, and that they can’t get rid of it. Despite education and awareness, the common man can still not get rid of the idea that colored people have uneducated people from rural areas have similar rights on civic provisions.• Authority Bias A person who is limited with options and he/she can’t question against authority. For example: a poor man cannot question the orders of his rich master. The major barrier that encompasses all these types of barriers is that of racism. White people have an authority bias against the colored race. They would be under a halo effect and by the extreme amount of peer pressure follow what is being followed in the society around them resulting in oppression of colored people. This could be in terms of workplace oppression, education opportunities and verbal/physical abuse (Brookfield, 2011).Conclusion Thereby, we reach upon the final statement that world is dwelled by people who would not lose any opportunity to exploit people who are, in any way, lower to them either in terms of color, education or financial stature. This kind of racism and discrimination leads to a conflicted society turning down into corrupt and violent population.ReferencesShelby, T. (2003, June). Ideology, racism, and critical social theory. In The Philosophical Forum (Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 153-188). Blackwell Publishing Ltd.Brookfield, S. D. (2011). Teaching for critical thinking: Tools and techniques to help students question their assumptions. John Wiley & Sons.
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