The critical thinking guideline that asks researchers to "tolerate uncertainty" suggests that:
A. One should accept not having all the answers.
B. All answers are subjective.
C. Critical thinking requires intuition.
D. People should avoid difficult questions.
Answer (1)
Tolerating uncertainty in critical thinking means accepting that not all questions have clear answers, which is essential for thorough research. This guideline encourages researchers to remain open to new evidence and to approach complex issues with an acknowledgment of the limitations of their knowledge. Embracing this uncertainty enhances the inquiry process instead of avoiding difficult questions. ;
