When you think critically about what you read, you:
A) form your own conclusions based on your evaluation of the information.
B) refrain from taking notes as you read so that you can focus on the material without distraction.
C) base your opinion of the author's argument on your emotional response to it.
D) accept what the author has to say and refrain from questioning the material presented.

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Critical thinking involves evaluating information and forming your own conclusions rather than accepting arguments at face value or basing opinions on emotional responses.

When You Think Critically About What You Read, You